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Measured by the bottom line, a merger between White-Williams Scholars and Philadelphia Futures seems hardly noteworthy.
After all, the two Philadelphia nonprofit groups are worth barely $12 million, couch-cushion change when compared, say, with the $68 billion Pfizer Inc. spent to buy Wyeth last year.
Still, the thought of a marriage of the two college-prep programs gave Susan Segal goose bumps.
The merger will mark a rare coming together of two well-established and financially stable nonprofit organizations with a goal of serving more students more effectively.
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