Obama to Elevate U.N. Ambassador to Cabinet Rank
Nonprofit groups applaud decision to elevate U.N. job
By Caroline Preston
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Small Charities Get An Education in Fund Raising — and Filmmaking
Small charities get an education in fund raising
By Caroline Preston
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Americans Say Poor Economy Could Fuel Interest in Gifts of Charitable Donations, Polls Find
Amid widespread concerns about the economy, Americans are planning to cut their holiday spending but not their charitable giving, according to two new surveys. In fact, some Americans may actually increase their year-end giving, as they make donations in the name of friends and family members in…
By Caroline Preston
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Donors Who Stop Giving to a Charity Feel Disconnected, Survey Finds
Wealthy Americans who stop giving to a nonprofit group tend to do so because they no longer feel connected to the organization or believe they are being asked for money too often, according to a survey to be released this week by Bank of America and the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University.…
By Caroline Preston
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Who Is Measuring Nonprofit Effectiveness?
Who is measuring the effectiveness of nonprofit groups?
By Caroline Preston
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Finding Causes Where Dollars Can Make a Big Difference
Finding causes where donations make a big difference
By Caroline Preston
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Most Small Companies Make Charitable Donations, Survey Finds
Most small companies make charitable donations
By Caroline Preston
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Why Young People Should Race to Find College Fund-Raising Jobs
Why young people should race to find college fund-raising jobs
By Caroline Preston
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Americans Rate Charity Gifts a Priority This Holiday Season
Americans rate charity gifts a priority this holiday
By Caroline Preston
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