US EditionGalaei steps down as fiscal sponsor for Philly Pride and OURFest - Philadelphia Gay News
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Galaei steps down as fiscal sponsor for Philly Pride and OURFest - Philadelphia Gay News
After four years of organizing Pride events for Philadelphia, Galaei announced May 2 that it will no longer serve as the fiscal sponsor for Pride or OURFest. The statement from Galaei reads in its entirety: “After thoughtful reflection, Galaei has made the important decision to step down as the fiscal sponsor for Philly Pride. Effective immediately, Galaei is relinquishing all fiscal responsibility for any event or initiative associated with Phi…
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