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The document outlines the goals and strategies of the Alumni Phase of the Campaign for Central Catholic. It aims to reach out to over 2,500 alumni to improve the alumni donor rate and foster alumni relationships. The goals are to raise $4-5 million over 18 months through various alumni association events, home visits, social media marketing and gift plans. It emphasizes increasing staff and faculty participation to 100% to show alumni that the school community supports the campaign.
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