The Impact of Goodwill and Books

with Steve Frantzich of Books for International Goodwill

Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Steve Frantzich, the President of Books for International Goodwill, about the history of the organization, how they acquire their books, how they make their distribution happen, and some of the book sales they hold.

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Mar 11, 2019

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