Corporate CEO’s Say They Feel New Urgency About Solving Social Problems, Report Finds
Most chief executives of large companies say they feel more pressure today than they did five years ago to help solve social and environmental problems, according to a new study. Yet the majority say their corporate philanthropy isn’t doing an adequate job of meeting social or business goals. The…
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Many businesses expect donations to remain flat this yearMany of the nation’s largest companies expect their charitable giving to remain flat or decrease this year amid turmoil in the country’s housing and financial markets, according to a new Chronicle survey. Of the 77 businesses that offered…
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More Than $110-Million Raised for Disasters in Asia
American nonprofit groups have raised more than $110-million for victims of the natural disasters that hit Myanmar and China in May. As charities make the transition from providing food and medicine to helping rebuild homes and schools, some say the money raised may not meet all the longer-term…
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How Can You Do the Most for Charitable Causes?
How can you do the most for charitable causes?
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Why Special Olympics’ Movie Boycott Was a Mistake
Why Special Olympics movie boycott was a mistake
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Giving vs. Investing: Does It Matter What Donors Call It?
Giving vs. investing: does it matter what donors call it?
By Caroline Preston
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More Than $110-Million Raised for Disasters in Asia
More than $110-million raised for disasters in Asia
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Gates Foundation Promises $17.6-Million in Emergency Food Grants
Gates Foundation promises emergency food grants
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Why Don’t Foundations Support Social Networking for Charities?
Why don’t foundations support social networking for charities?
By Caroline Preston
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