01JunJune 1, 2016

Jewish Outlook Features Legend Carole Price

Austin’s only Jewish newspaper, the Jewish Outlook, featured 2016 RecognizeGood Legend Carole Price in their most recent edition, sharing an amazing story of service with an even wider audience. RecognizeGood received some kind words in the article. The piece focused on Carole’s story and her service to local nonprofit Hospice Austin and its clients. The Jewish Federation of Greater Austin publishes the newspaper. This publication reaches over 8,000 households and businesses throughout Austin and Central Texas. Over 5,000 copies are home and business delivered, primarily by Austin American-Statesman carriers. Free newspaper racks in strategic locations throughout the Austin area receive the rest of the newspapers.

Click here to read the story online! Or pick up a copy of the Jewish Outlook at select locations all over town including H-E-B, Whole Foods and Central Market.

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Jewish Outlook Features Legend Carole Price

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