Podcast: Raising Money in Tough Times
Raising money in tough times: podcast
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Worried About Donor-Intent Lawsuits? Here’s a Solution
How to avoid donor-intent lawsuits
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When the Mega-Donor Turns Criminal: What Next?
When the mega-donor turns criminal: what next?
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College Senior Makes $50,000 Pledge
College senior makes $50,000 pledge
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What Happens When a Deadbeat Dad Makes a Big Donation?
Deadbeat dad’s bequest touches off controversy
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Three Important Qualities for Board Members
Three important qualities for board members
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College Giving Rose 6.3% Last Year, Report Finds
American colleges and universities raised an estimated $29.8-billion in the 2007 fiscal year, the ALSO SEE: TABLE: Giving to Colleges and Universities highest total ever recorded, according to a report released today by the Council for Aid to Education. But the country’s recent economic troubles…
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Private Donations to Colleges Increase for Fourth Consecutive Year
Backed by a strong economy and a growing stock market, American colleges and universities raised an estimated $29.8-billion in the 2007 fiscal year, the highest total ever recorded, according to a report released today by the Council for Aid to Education. But the country’s recent economic troubles…
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Top Chefs Cook Up a Benefit to Help One of Their Own
Washington Roberto Donna, a prominent chef in the nation’s capital, lends his name to about 20 charity benefit dinners around the country every year. But lately the owner of Galileo restaurant has started to notice some disturbing trends at many of the soirees he attends. During one dinner party he…
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