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Campaign for Physics
The Campaign for Physics raised $5 million in support of science education at the K-12 level and beyond.

Centennial
The APS Development Department spearheaded the effort to raise funds for a number of events and projects related to the APS Centennial in 1999.  The Centennial Campaign raised over $1 million.
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