-- [APR-20-23 Monica Vosilla] --------------

Hi Montana,

Two questions for you:

1. Would you consider another slug since the one proposed is too long? How about UFHJaxMindBody?

2. I'm getting an error message with fund 027447. Would you please confirm that this is correct?


Thanks,

Monica 

-- [APR-24-23 Anonymous] --------------

Hi Monica, 

The slug you provided will work! Also, that is the correct fund. 

Thank you!

-- [APR-24-23 Monica Vosilla] --------------

Hi Montana, the vanity URL is activated: ufgive.to/UFHJaxMindBody. We also uploaded the fund to online giving as it hadn't yet populated.

-Monica 
 
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