Daily News Roundup: Big Donors to Baptist Seminary Challenge Trustees’ Ouster of President
July 3, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News
Donors Call for Investigation Into Trustee Handling of Seminary President’s Firing (Baptist News Global)
Veterans Nonprofit Stands by Official With Past Role in Klan (Associated Press)
‘Man Who Crashed the World’ Turns to Philanthropy, Real Estate (Wall Street Journal – subscription)
Trump Has Embraced the Big-Money Donor World He Once Shunned (Washington Post)
Nonprofit Health-Care Group Suspended From Medicaid in Arkansas (Springfield Business Journal)
About Giving and Fundraising
LeBron James’s Foundation Is Staying in Ohio (Crains Cleveland)
Los Angeles County Museum of Art Facing New Urgency to Finish Raising $650 Million for Museum Building (Los Angeles Times)
New Denver Nonprofit Aims to Make Donating More Accessible and Effective (Denver Post)
About Leading and Innovation
Struggling Farmers Turn Excess Milk Into Cheese and Yogurt for the Hungry (NPR)
Arts Council England Hires Economist to Make the Case for Arts Groups (Stage)
