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Obama Committed for Life to My Brother’s Keeper, Aide Says

Obama Committed for Life to My Brother’s Keeper, Aide Says

The soon-to-be former president has an abiding commitment to the program to boost opportunities for boys and young men of color, says Michael Smith, who led the effort in the White House.

Trump Cabinet’s Philanthropic Ties Detailed in New Online Resource

The analysis by the Foundation Center found that the president-elect’s nominees have served on the boards of 50 nonprofit organizations working on causes such as education, veterans’ affairs, and health.

Charitable Giving Expected to Grow 3.6% in 2017

All types of giving will increase, including from individuals, foundations, and corporations, a study predicts.

Daily News Roundup: Charles Koch Gives $25.6 Million for Black Colleges

Also, Iowa State University is given a $93 million majority stake in an education-tech firm, and Hungary’s rulers announce plans to purge George Soros-backed activist groups.

ACLU’s Tough Talk on Trump Leads to Huge Fundraising Success

Time will tell if the American Civil Liberties Union’s aggressive stance will continue to resonate with donors.

Helen Diller Fund Gives $500 Million for Biomedical Research, With Few Strings Attached

The late donor’s daughter said the relatively unrestricted pledge is structured to help the university “move rapidly and achieve great things” in biomedical research.

GOP Push to Cut Spending Worries Nonprofits

Charities that rely on federal funding worry that a Republican Congress and White House spell deep cuts in funding for their programs, although some say the fears may be overblown.

Grants Roundup: $28 Million Award Backs Teacher Education in Miss.

Grants Roundup: $28 Million Award Backs Teacher Education in Miss.

Other notable grants include $3.75 million from the Ford Foundation for artists’ housing and $3 million from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to help Wikipedia make educational media more publicly accessible.

Daily News Roundup: Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Brings in Political Big Guns

Also, George Lucas picks Los Angeles as the home of his self-funded $1 billion museum, and the Eric Trump Foundation is losing its founder and its name.

Daily News Roundup: Donors Flock to Journalism Group After Streep Speech

Also, actor Tom Hiddleston draws scorn for his charity-related comments at the Golden Globes, and museum leaders fear a Trump administration tax overhaul will cut into giving.