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Insurance Company to Donate $100-Million to Help Kids

Insurance company to give $100-million to aid children’s health

Rock Stars to Record Song to Benefit New Orleans Charity

The rock bands U2 and Green Day plan to record a song together to benefit New Orleans musicians harmed by Hurricane Katrina, reports MTV.com. The two groups will record “The Saints Are Coming,” a song by the Skids, a Scottish band from the late 1970s. The proceeds will benefit Music Rising, a…

Jerry Falwell’s Fund-Raising Quest

Jerry Falwell and his son, Jerry Falwell Jr., hope to raise $1-billion for their evangelical institution, Liberty University, reports Forbes. Getting there will certainly not be easy. The Falwells have been paying off more than $100-million in debts, the magazine says, and donations to the church…

Google Takes a Different Approach to Giving

Google philanthropy operates as a for-profit entity

Gates Announces Major Gifts

Gates announces major grants to fight disease, aid schools

UCLA Opens Broad Art Center

Billed as “Los Angeles’s newest cultural destination,” the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Center opened yesterday to much fanfare at the Westwood campus of the University of California at Los Angeles, reports the Los Angeles Times. The philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad gave $23.2-million toward the…

Congress Probes College Sports

Congress has broadened its investigation of nonprofit organizations, with the committee that oversees legislation affecting such groups taking a hard look at college sports in recent months, reports The Chronicle of Higher Education. Among the questions being explored is whether the National…

A Nonprofit Leader Builds His Encore Career

A recently retired headmaster contemplates his new life.

Dedicated Crew Makes 1906 Steamboat Ship-Shape

In the winter of 1955, Electra Havemeyer Webb had the last Lake Champlain steamboat towed to the site of her new museum. Even ALSO SEE:Photo Gallery for a sugar heiress who was fast becoming known as a maverick collector, this was an unusual undertaking: The Shelburne Museum is two miles from the…

Awards, Sep 14, 2006

The following awards have been presented for work in advocacy, fund raising, nonprofit leadership, philanthropy, and other areas: Fund raising. The Indiana U. Center on Philanthropy (Indianapolis) has presented the 2006 Henry A. Rosso Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Ethical Fund Raising to…