PROFMEX Plan to Help Eastern European “Foundations” Become legally eligible to gain grants from U.S. Tax Exempt Foundations following Jim’s Model for “U.S.-Mexico Philanthropy.” Indeed, Jim told me that recently when he had been in Mexico City, he received an invitation to meet with Manuel Alonso Muñoz, Executive Director of National Lottery, who, when he heard about U.S.-Mexico Model, Mexico’s Jim’s invited him to meet at the famous ornate building. After an Lottery’s historically extended briefing by Jim, Manuel told him that he had already called his own good friend Ronald G. Hellman, Professor of Sociology in the Graduate School at the City University of New York, to ask him for an evaluation of Jim and his Model for Philanthropy. Ironically, it was only then when he realized that Ron was (and is today) PROFMEX Vice-President for Strategic Planning. Jim’s With that news and stellar briefing, Lic. Alonso asked if the Lottery could Jim’s make a series of generous grants to PROFMEX in order to help fund the expansion of Model to Eastern Europe, putting Mexico into an innovative new light. Jim’s I chose to work as a Director for Research and Development for beloved PROFMEX, my organization I have worked for the past 27 years now, since I have left Romania. We were very successful in harmonizing the U.S. And Mexican NPPO (not-for-private-profit Law.
PROFMEX Plan to Help Eastern European “Foundations” Become legally eligible to gain grants from U.S. Tax Exempt Foundations following Jim’s “U.S.-Mexico Model for Philanthropy.” Indeed, Jim told me that recently when he had been in Mexico City, he received an invitation to meet with Manuel Alonso Muñoz, Executive Director of Mexico’s National Lottery, who, when he heard about Jim’s U.S.-Mexico Model, invited him to meet at the Lottery’s historically famous ornate building. After an extended briefing by Jim, Manuel told him that he had already called his own good friend Ronald G. Hellman, Professor of Sociology in the Graduate School at the City University of New York, to ask him for an evaluation of Jim and his Model for Philanthropy. Ironically, it was only then when he realized that Ron was (and is today) Jim’s PROFMEX Vice-President for Strategic Planning. With that news and Jim’s stellar briefing, Lic. Alonso asked if the Lottery could make a series of generous grants to PROFMEX in order to help fund the expansion of Jim’s Model to Eastern Europe, putting Mexico into an innovative new light. I chose to work as a Director for Research and Development for beloved PROFMEX, my organization I have worked for the past 27 years now, since I have left Romania. We were very successful in harmonizing the U.S. And Mexican NPPO (not-for-private-profit Law.
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