Daily News Roundup: New $3.2 Billion Health Foundation Will Focus on N.Y. State
May 9, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News
Catholic Church Creates $3.2 Billion Health Foundation From Fidelis Sale (Crain’s New York Business)
Mormon Church Breaks All Ties With Boy Scouts, Ending 100-Year Relationship (Washington Post)
Arts News
The Art of Diversity: How Power Is Shifting at the Top of Museums (Guardian). Plus: Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Arizona State Join Forces to Help Curators of Color (New York Times)
An Orchestra Adopts a City, One Kid at a Time (New York Times)
Pulled From Rockefeller Walls, Picasso, Matisse, and Monet Fetch Big Prices That Will Aid Charity (New York Times)
Artists Donate Works to Raise Funds for Harlem Museum’s New Building (Barron’s)
Giving News
Opinion: The Gates Foundation and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Want Your Ideas on the Future of Education (Fast Company)
Man Who Wrested Rifle From Waffle House Gunman Raises $227,000 for Victims (New York Times)
Buffalo Bills and Team’s Alumni Foundation Split Over Logo and Control (Buffalo News)
Bill Gross to Sell Stamp Collection Estimated at $40 Million (Barron’s). Plus, see a Chronicle profile of philanthropists Bill and Susan Gross.
Other News
War Room: The Teenage Strategy Sessions That Built an Anti-Gun Movement Out of the Parkland Trauma of in One Week (New York)
Planned Parenthood Was Always Meant to Be Controversial (Atlantic)
Nonprofit Group Looking to Celebrate the History of Utah Women Lands Itself in Partisan Hot Water (Salt Lake Tribune)
Dolly Parton Surprises Crowd at Teen. Senior Center, Rededicates Facility to ‘My People’ (WFAA)
