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Awards, May 03, 2007

The following awards have been presented for work in advocacy, fund raising, nonprofit leadership, philanthropy, and other areas: Community service. The Marin Community Foundation (Novato, Calif.) has presented its 2007 Beryl H. Buck Awards for Achievement to Ana Maria Ramirez, who will receive…

How to Strengthen the Relationship Between Educators and Foundations

NEW BOOKS Reconnecting Education & Foundations: Turning Good Intentions Into Educational Capital

Charities Can Benefit From Upgrading Technology, Book Says

NEW BOOKS Nonprofits & Technology: Emerging Research for Usable Knowledge

Book Offers Tips on Learning to Serve Others

NEW BOOKS Me to We: Finding Meaning in a Material World

‘Portfolio’: Cultural Patronage

As competition to attract donors intensifies, many arts groups are increasingly offering patrons an opportunity to support particular artists, says Portfolio magazine (May). “For some wealthy donors, it is no longer enough to see one’s name in the program or even etched into the wall of a symphony…

‘Weekly Standard’: Growth of Charities

While both liberal and conservative idealogues have declared the surge in the size and wealth of the nonprofit world in the last 30 years a threat to aspects of American society, such fears are overblown, says Gerard Alexander in The Weekly Standard (April 23). In his article for the conservative…

Bits: Fenton Communications Purchases Donordigital

Fenton Communications, a consulting company in New York that advises nonprofit organizations, foundations, and other advocacy groups, has purchased Donordigital, a consulting company in San Francisco that helps nonprofit organizations with their online fund raising and advocacy. The merger goes…

Nominations Sought for Technology Awards

The ePhilanthropy Foundation is accepting nominations for the 2007 International ePhilanthropy Awards, which honor innovative uses of the Internet for fund raising, membership, and activism. A new award will honor the best Web site or online campaign designed for older adults. Winners will receive…

Verizon Gives $31-Million for Education Web Site

Over the next three years, the Verizon Foundation, in Washington, will put $31-million toward its Thinkfinity.org educational and literacy program. The site provides more than 50,000 free lesson plans for elementary- and secondary-school students developed by leading educational institutions,…

Google Shares Map Software With Holocaust Museum

Believing that information and understanding are the first steps toward action, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and Google are using the Internet company’s mapping technology to educate the public about the crisis in Darfur. The museum has assembled photographs, data, and eyewitness…