The sex-toy retailer and “father of family planning” long ago lost patience with charity inefficiency. But he’s set a good example in the three charities he’s founded.
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Corporate Giving Slow to Recover as Economy Remains Shaky
Cash donations rose in 2010, but a Chronicle-USA Today study of 180 companies finds that corporate gifts will remain flat this year because of the bad economy. Subscribers have access to all the data in the study.
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Jule Sugarman, Director and Architect of Head Start
Jule Sugarman played a prime role in helping Head Start become a powerful part of the Great Society.
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Related material About: Robert K. Steel, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Aspen Institute At a time of deep concern about the health of America’s financial institutions and the ethics of the executives running them, few nonprofit organizations are in as good a position as the Aspen Institute to…
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When George Hale moved to Myrtle Beach, S.C., about five years ago, the retired sales engineer figured ALSO SEE: GRAPHS: How Many Volunteers Return to Charities, Year to Year TABLE: Americans and Volunteering he would drop by and introduce himself to staff members at the local Red Cross chapter.…
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