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Jason Kulpa is a seasoned entrepreneur and philanthropist known for founding multiple successful companies and leading innovative ventures like Standard Giving Co., which redefines philanthropy by leveraging technology to create direct connections between donors and recipients. Inspired by personal experiences, Jason founded the Kulpa Family Foundation (The Kulpa Foundation) to promote financial health and educational opportunities.
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