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Agency pairs 55-plus professionals with nonprofits

By Jim Fitzgerald
Published June 5, 2012 4:08pm ET
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Agency pairs 55-plus professionals with nonprofits
In this May 29, 2012 photo, Gail McDaniel poses at her office at My Sister's Place in White Plains, N.Y. McDaniel felt the need to upgrade her contribution to society. Laid off after a long career in retail, a company called ReServe, matched her with a job as assistant to the executive director at a women's shelter. ReServe pairs professionals over 55 with nonprofit groups or public agencies that can use their skills.(AP Photo/Seth Wenig) | Seth Wenig

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — As she got older, Gail McDaniel felt she should be doing more to make the world better.

She’d been laid off after a long career in retail, her career-coaching sideline was tapering off and she wanted to keep working — but only at something that would contribute to society.

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