Panza leads Goodwill of Southern California with 1995 budget
In a San Marino interview Panza, head of Goodwill of Southern California for 19 years, discusses a $17 million budget, 26 thrift shops, about 1,000 workers, and a professional core of 150. He explains payroll priority, lack of government funding, and the nonprofit’s focus on training, job placement, and self-sufficiency for disabled clients across the Los Angeles Basin.
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Goodwill of
Southern California
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Glendale
Padi Patek Tanthei
California
United Way
Los Angeles Basin
Antelope Valley
Santa Fe Springs
Ventura
Oxnard
Orange County
San Diego
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Bakersfield
California Department of Rehabilitation
Veteran’s Administration
Goodwill Industries
Beryl Panza
Beryl
Air Force
England
Newark
Rutgers
Panzas
San Marino
City Club
Los Angeles
Rotary
Lacy Park
Census Bureau surveys area households in SIPP program
Local Census Bureau representatives visit selected area households to conduct the Survey of Income and Program Participation. John E. Reeder Jr announces the ongoing nationwide survey started in 1983 with about 60 000 households. It covers jobs earnings unemployment disability retirement taxes Social Security Medicare Medicaid food stamps and pensions to inform policy decisions.
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U.S. Census Bureau
John E. Reeder, Jr
Bureau
Los Angeles
Census Bureau
SIPP
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