Foundations Are Spending More to Fight AIDS, Study Finds
After a three-year decline, the amount of money grant makers devoted to AIDS-related projects increased from $28.3-million in 1998 to $40.7-million in 1999, according to a new report. ALSO SEE:Amount Grant Makers Provided to AIDS Programs Using Foundation Center data, Funders Concerned About AIDS,…
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The Nonprofit World: a Statistical Portrait
The revenue generated by nonprofit groups increased $156.3-billion from 1992 to 1997, according to a new report. ALSO SEE:The Nonprofit World: a Statistical PortraitWhere Nonprofit Groups Get Their MoneyDistribution of Nonprofit Revenue, by CausePercentage of American Workers Employed by Nonprofit…
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Foundation Gifts Rose 18% in 2000, New Report Says
By IAN WILHELMGrant making by the nation’s foundations grew an estimated 18.4 percent last year, a slightly slower rate than in the previous two years, according to a new report. ALSO SEE:Foundation Trends Over all, foundations made $27.6-billion in grants to nonprofit organizations last year, up…
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