Dohmen Co. Foundation names new CEO, pledges $75 million for food health programs

Dohmen Co. Foundation Wednesday committed $75 million over seven years to make and distribute food to improve overall community health. Find out the details on the new CEO and the program, which was announced at the White House in Washington, D.C.

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