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Today’s Big Philanthropists Spend Now

Growing number of big donors want to give their fortunes away before they die

Guggenheim to Open Museum in Persian Gulf

The Guggenheim Foundation, in New York, is working with the government of Abu Dhabi to build a new museum in the United Arab Emirates, reports the Associated Press. Thomas Krens, director of the Guggenheim Foundation, called the undertaking “hugely ambitious,” but expressed confidence in the…

Concerns Raised About Medical Philanthropy

As more and more wealthy people are financing medical research through their philanthropy, some people are concerned that government might decide to reduce its spending on efforts to combat disease, reports The New York Times. Nicolas de Torrente, executive director in the United States for Doctors…

Dispute Settled Over New York’s 9/11 Memorial

Dispute over 9/11 memorial settled

Controversy Over Car Donations Erupts

Controversy erupts over vehicles donated to hurricane-damaged cities

Another Buffett Makes Philanthropic Plans

Howard Buffett, Warren Buffett’s eldest son, says that his foundation, now valued at $130-million, will soon be worth more than $1-billion, thanks to an infusion of stock from his late mother, Susan, and money from his father, reports the Chicago Tribune. Warren Buffett announced last month that he…

Fees to Board Member’s Law Firm Questioned

Stanford U.’s payments to board member’s law firm come under scrutiny

Princeton U. Details Spending in Donation Flap

Princeton U. says not all of contested donation went to specified cause

Kresge Foundation Leader Retires

John Marshall III has retired after 19 years as president of the Kresge Foundation, in Troy, Mich., reports the Chicago Tribune. Mr. Marshall, 64, made challenge grants a big part of the foundation’s grant-making portfolio and also emphasized environmental building practices.

Bloomberg Nears Deal on His Foundation’s Home

Michael R. Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City, is poised to buy a $45-million building on the Upper East Side to house the foundation he plans to establish, reports The New York Times. Even as speculation mounts about a potential run for the presidency, Mr. Bloomberg is signaling that he will…