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. >> we're back, washington journal now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e casey foundation. good morning lisa. >> good morning. >> welcome to washington journal. let's start by talking about the annie e casey foundation. what is the mission, tell us a little bit more about your organization. >> the annie e casey foundation is based in baltimore, it's national philanthropy noted by jim ac who was the founder of ups and his mother was fanny and we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future so we focus on trying to make dssure kids grow up in strongfamilies , that their families have the economic stability to provide for them they can all live in strong, healthy communities. >> so you say the founder of ups helped establish this foundation. is that how youare funded privately or it are there other funding sources now ? >> we have an endowment created by jim casey. so we are self funded and also solicit donations for our workers. >> your organization released the 2023 kids count data book . can you tell

host: we are back now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. good morning, lisa. guest: good morning. host: welcome to "washington journal." let's start off by talking about the annie e. casey foundation. what is the mission? tell us more about your organization. guest: the annie e. casey foundation is based in baltimore, we were started by jim casey, the founder of ups, and his mother was any we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future. we focus on trying to make sure kids were up in strong families, that their families have the economic stability to provide for them and that they can all live in strong, healthy community. host: you say the founder of ups is also who founded this condition. is that how you are funded privately or are there other funding sources? guest: we have an endowment greeted by jim casey. we are -- created by jim casey. we are self-funded. host: your organization released the 2023 kids count data book. can you tell me about this document? what does it entail? guest: for 34 years, the fo

host: we are back now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e. foundation. good morning, lisa. guest: good morning. host: welcome to "washington journal." let's start off by talking about the annie e. casey foundation. what is the mission? tell us more about your organization. guest: the annie e. casey foundation is based in baltimore, we were started by jim casey, the founder of ups, and his mother was any we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future. we focus on trying to make sure kids were up in strong families, that their families have the economic stability to provide for them and that they can all live in strong, healthy community. host: you say the founder of ups is also who founded this condition. is that how you are funded privately or are there other funding sources? guest: we have an endowment greeted by jim casey. we are -- created by jim casey. we are self-funded. host: your organization released the 2023 kids count data book. can you tell me about this document? what does it entail? guest: for 34 years, the foundati

host: we are back now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. good morning, lisa. guest: good morning. host: welcome to "washington journal." let's start off by talking about the annie e. casey foundation. what is the mission? tell us more about your organization. guest: the annie e. casey foundation is based in baltimore, we were started by jim casey, the founder of ups, and his mother was any we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future. we focus on trying to make sure kids were up in strong families, that their families have the economic stability to provide for them and that they can all live in strong, healthy community. host: you say the founder of ups is also who founded this condition. is that how you are funded privately or are there other funding sources? guest: we have an endowment greeted by jim casey. we are -- created by jim casey. we are self-funded. host: your organization released the 2023 kids count data book. can you tell me about this document? what does it entail? guest: for 34 years, the fo

host: we are back now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. good morning, lisa. guest: good morning. host: welcome to "washington journal." let's start off by talking about the annie e. casey foundation. what is the mission? tell us more about your organization. guest:

. >> we're back, washington journal now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e casey foundation. good morning lisa. >>

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bloomberg news reports that hamilton bermuda with signet jewelers, signet ceo says couples buying lower-priced engagement rings. there is an economic tell whether if i have ever seen it. lisad it seems like the straight down is happening in more sectors. it feeds into this theme. people are deciding where they to spend their money. they may travel more, but that does not necessarily mean they're going to buy a cartier ring. tom: we are not going to buy a cartier ring, are we, ira? there are little things here that get into the growth. we do not have time to continue with ira, but these are important things. with the signet/lou now/diamond ring person says is just as important as what some fed president says. lisa: absolutely. it is telling you there is discretion to feed into the market. tom: stay with us. claims, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't l