The year of growth and change for 211info
Sometimes annual report themes just write themselves.
Ask anyone on our staff what defined 2011 and everyone will talk about growth and change. But we’re not complaining. In fact, we thrive on constantly upping the ante to serve our clients.
How can we be innovative? How can we adapt? How can we grow as an organization? What’s written on the pages below is the story of the last year and a peek into the future.
On day one of 211 week, which culminates on Feb. 11 (2-11), we’ll celebrate the year past as we lead up to our annual event where we’ll be announcing the news that will catapult our work in 2012.
Enjoy!
2011 211info Annual Report
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"We have been getting a lot of participants for our financial education through 211, so thanks for helping us spread the word- you guys are a great resource!"
- Talia Kahn-Kravis, Program Coordinator, Innovative Changes
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