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For the audience who may not feel comfortable viewing content online, downloadable PDFs (in full and/or in parts) are only one click away (located within a persistent navigation at the upper right). Users can simply print out the entire annual report and read it on paper.

I think this is a very positive and encouraging step Volunteers of America has taken for this year annual report, and I am certain it will continue to improve by taking more steps forward in future years.

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