In a Feb. 1 presentation to tri-county business leaders, Thomas Tighe, executive director of the seventh largest nonprofit in the nation, described himself as “a guy who works in a warehouse in Goleta.” That’s because engaging businesses directly on practices like warehousing and shipping logistics has been more important for Disaster Relief than monetary contributions,…
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