A cash shortfall at Santa Barbara’s Unity Shoppe that caused the 103-year-old nonprofit to close its doors Sept. 16 underscores the longer term impact of recent tragedies on Central Coast philanthropy. The problem is personal for the 15 full-time employees who have been laid off until services resume, presumably later this year. As with many…
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