Daily News Roundup: Anti-Gun-Violence Teens on Get-Out-the-Vote Drive
June 5, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News and Features
March for Our Lives Plans to Barnstorm the Country With Voting Drives This Summer (Washington Post)
What the Gates Foundation Learned by Offering 52 Weeks of Paid Parental Leave (Quartz). Plus see the Chronicle’s look at how the Wellcome Trust is working on gender-equality efforts.
As the IRS Takes Aim at Blue States’ Tax Workarounds, Some Wonder Whether Red States Might Face Scrutiny, Too (CNBC). Plus, see more from the Chronicle on state efforts to extend the charitable deduction to make up for federal limits on local tax write-offs.
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Q&A: The Lies We Tell About Foreign Aid (NPR)
Starbucks’s Howard Schultz Mulling Options Including Philanthropy and Public Service (Associated Press)
How Pizza Hut Maximizes Its Philanthropy (BizWomen)
U. of Arkansas at Fayetteville’s Transfer of Thousands a Year to Razorback Foundation Raises Questions About ‘Public Money’ (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette). Plus, see U. of Arkansas Nonprofit Sent $7 Million to Help Pay 2017 Athletic Department Wages (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
Auction Napa Valley Raises $13.6 Million for Charity in Its 38th Year (Wine Spectator)
How a Nonprofit Leader Found a Simple Way to Encourage Immigrant Assimilation (Bloomberg)
