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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.

Factors That Influence Money for Aid Projects; Plus More: Monday’s Roundup

Read a discussion about how media coverage, nonprofit advertising, and other factors influence which aid groups get support; plus more, in Monday’s roundup of the best online posts about the nonprofit world.

Gates-Buffett Challenge Prompts New Ideas on Philanthropy; Plus More: Friday’s Roundup

Prodded to give more, billionaires are now urged to create private-equity firms; plus more: Friday’s roundup.

States Shift Responsibilities but Little Money to Charities; Plus More: Thursday’s Roundup

Charities are increasingly being asked to take on government roles with inadequate finances, says one longtime nonprofit observer. Read her views and more in Thursday’s roundup of the best online posts about the nonprofit world.

Wealthy Americans Urged to Give Billions to Charitable Causes

Wealthy Americans Urged to Give Billions to Charitable Causes

Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett are urging other wealthy people to donate at least 50 percent of their net worth to charitable causes. Philanthropy experts say they believe the call to action could do a lot to increase the dollars that flow to charity.

Why Charities Should Embrace Many Types of Donors, Plus More: Tuesday’s Roundup

Read why one consultant thinks the push to get all donors to study effective nonprofit groups has gone too far, plus more, in Tuesday’s roundup of the best online posts about the nonprofit world.

Two Southern California Hospitals Plan Merger

Two Southern California hospitals, Long Beach Memorial Medical Center and Community Hospital of Long Beach, are in talks to merge, according to the Press-Telegram, a newspaper in Long Beach, Calif.

Debate Over Gates Foundation’s Mobile-Banking Program; Plus More: Monday’s Roundup

The Gates Foundation and U.S. Agency for International Development are trying to speed up the arrival of cellphone-based financial services in Hawaii. Read about this and more in Monday’s roundup of the best blog posts about the nonprofit world.

Fatigue About Marketing Deals? Plus More: Friday’s Roundup

Are consumers tiring of marketing partnerships between charities and business? Read one advertising executive’s views, and more, in Friday’s roundup of the best blog posts about the nonprofit world.

Drug-Abuse Education Program Merges With Police Foundation

The Drug Abuse Resistance Education program, in Long Beach, Calif., which closed last year, has been resurrected through a merger with the Long Beach Police Foundation, the Press-Telegram reports.

Resistance Mounts to Microfinance and Social Entrepreneurship; Plus More: Thursday’s Roundup

Read analysis on the Grantmakers Without Borders conference, plus more, in Thursday’s roundup of the best online postings about the nonprofit world.