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Inclined to Do Good

Photograph by Jim West In Monroe County, Mich., labor-union members have joined together with a local United Way to build ramps at the homes of disabled people. Building a ramp that makes it easy for disabled people to go in and out of their homes can cost as much as $5,000. Many families in the…

A Brave New Worldof Giving

ALSO SEE:Charitable Giving Sites: a SamplerDonation Sites With a Twist: Some New ApproachesBig Charities Have Raised Very Little Online So FarTips on Deciding Whether Your Charity Should Be Listed on Giving Web Sites for donors to make all their gifts to charity. Some of the sites offer donors the…

Watchdog Watch

Following are summaries of recent reports by the Council of Better Business Bureaus’ Philanthropic Advisory Service and the National Charities Information Bureau. Those two private organizations report on whether charities meet standards for fund raising, governance, financial management, and…

People

Amelia’s House Foundation (Seattle): Appointed Eileen Heyn, a manager in engineering-data management at Boeing (Seattle), to be chief executive officer. Amelia’s House provides lodging and emotional support to the caregivers of critically or terminally ill hospital patients. American Bible Society…

Adding Up the Gores’ Giving

Hands-on volunteerism wins praise, but flap over ’97 donations lingers Charity has proven to be a controversial subject for Al Gore. The vice president touched off a national debate on personal giving after his 1997 ALSO SEE: Gore Vows ‘New Partnership’ With Religious Groups How Much Al and Tipper…

A Crush of Charitable Activity

Wine makers help variety of groups, local and global, perform good works Miljenko Grgich skipped this month’s Napa Valley Wine Auction, the annual three-day extravaganza in which well-to-do people from around the world spend barrels of cash to be wined and dined in a bucolic setting and then bid on…

Adding Up the Gores’ Giving

Hands-on volunteerism wins praise, but flap over ’97 donations lingers Charity has proven to be a controversial subject for Al Gore. The vice president touched off a national debate on personal giving after his 1997 ALSO SEE: Gore Vows ‘New Partnership’ With Religious Groups How Much Al and Tipper…

Adding Up the Gores’ Giving

Hands-on volunteerism wins praise, but flap over ’97 donations lingers Charity has proven to be a controversial subject for Al Gore. The vice president touched off a national debate on personal giving after his 1997 ALSO SEE: Gore Vows ‘New Partnership’ With Religious Groups How Much Al and Tipper…

A Crush of Charitable Activity

Wine makers help variety of groups, local and global, perform good works Miljenko Grgich skipped this month’s Napa Valley Wine Auction, the annual three-day extravaganza in which well-to-do people from around the world spend barrels of cash to be wined and dined in a bucolic setting and then bid on…