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Building 2020 Benefits to the Community Community 2020 Annual Campaign Donors i want to be I WANT TO BE A VETERINARIAN. aN ASTRONAUT I WANT TO BE A RACE CAR DRIVER. YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE 2020 BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY 2020 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS CHAMPION - $8,000+ Martin and Melody Pastura Tom Blake Fort Wayne Printing Company, Inc. First Merchants Bank Phillips Financial BND Commercial Real Estate Solutions Fort Wayne TinCaps Richard and Carol Harris PNC Bank Jon Bomberger Fort Wayne Trails Parkview Physicians Group Premier Bank Ronald and Phyllis Brockmyer In Memory of Judy Frey Steel Dynamics, Inc.-Structural and Rail Division Primary Engineering, Inc. 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