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Maria Di Mento

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Maria directs the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual Philanthropy 50, a comprehensive report on America’s most generous donors. She writes about wealthy philanthropists, family and legacy foundations, next generation philanthropy, arts organizations, key trends and insights related to high-net-worth donors, and other topics.

Troubled Hospital Group Implements More Layoffs

The troubled Northeast Hospital Corporation, a nonprofit healthcare system in Beverly, Mass., has laid off seven employees, including four nurses, at its Addison Gilbert Hospital, reports the Boston Globe.

Ohio Businesswoman’s Gift Provides $113-Million to Two Nonprofits

Ohio Businesswoman’s Gift Provides $113-Million to Two Nonprofits

Georgetown University has received an $87-million bequest, while the community foundation in Dayton, Ohio, has received $26-million.

Two Florida Hospital Systems Announce Merger

Adventist Health System, in Winter Park, Fla., and University Community Health, in Tampa, have merged to form one health-care entity, according to the Orlando Business Journal.

Soros Pledges $100-Million to Human-Rights Group

Soros Pledges $100-Million to Human-Rights Group

The philanthropist asked that other donors match his grant to Human Rights Watch, a New York group that fights abuses around the world.

Several California Human-Service Groups Consolidate

In one of several California mergers, Mountain Community Resources, a Felton, Calif., human-service group, plans to merge with Community Bridges, in Aptos, Calif., the San Jose Mercury News reports.

W. Va. Hospital Implements Pay Cuts and Other Cost-Saving Measures

Thomas Memorial Hospital, in South Charleston, W.Va., has implemented pay cuts for administrative staff, and the hospital has reduced work hours for hourly nonclinical employees, according to the Charleston Daily Mail.

Maritime Preservation Group Cuts Staff and Hours

The Center for Wooden Boats, a maritime museum and preservation organization in Seattle, has cut staff, hours, and programs, according to Three Sheets Northwest, an online magazine.

Georgia Food Bank Cuts Staff

Golden Harvest Food Bank, in Augusta, Ga., has laid of five staff members, reports WRDW-TV News 12, an Augusta, Ga., television news program.

Cincinnati Kidney Organization Merges With National Charity

The Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati has merged with the National Kidney Foundation, in New York, writes the Business Courier of Cincinnati.

Adult Education Center Closes

The Opening the Doors Wider in Nursing Learning Center, a 46-year-old adult education organization in Dorchester, Mass., has suspended operations because it does not have enough money to continue operations, according to information on the center’s Web site.