Add to ORKGMelinda Martin interviews AbaF\u27s Sue Roff on why people give to the arts, and how the arts can attract donors. Length: 10:21 minutes, file size: 4.7 MB. If you have trouble accessing this file directly click here to visit the audio source at AbaF.  
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