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TV Host Helps Needy People Get Heart Care

Larry King, the talk-show host on CNN, and his family are helping approximately 300 uninsured patients at the Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center gain access to cardiac care that they could not otherwise afford, the Los Angeles Times reports. Through the Larry King Cardiac Foundation, in…

Baptist Group’s Former Leaders Convicted of Fraud

Two former leaders of Baptist Foundation of Arizona convicted of fraud

Pakistani Clerics Oppose Female Aid Workers

Pakistani clerics seek ouster of female aid workers

Associated Black Charities Head Quits

Gary Officer, who became president of Associated Black Charities 18 months ago, resigned July 13 after being threatened with firing, according to internal memos obtained by The Sun. Board Chairman Nathaniel E. Jones Jr. said that Mr. Officer “was not asked to resign” and that the departure was…

Lawsuit Alleges Abuse of N.Y. Philanthropist

The grandson of the famed philanthropist Brooke Astor filed court papers last week charging that his father is withholding money and proper medical care from Ms. Astor, reports the Associated Press. Phillip Marshall claims that his father pays himself $2.3-million yearly as Ms. Astor’s caretaker…

Arts Center Seeks Wider Audience

Reynold Levy, president of Lincoln Center, in New York City, is experimenting with creative approaches to make the institution appeal to a wider audience, reports The New York Times. Mr. Levy is in charge of the center’s day-to-day operations and oversees an annual operating budget of $95-million.…

Study Predicts Potential of D.C.-Area Bequests

According to a study by Boston College’s Center on Wealth and Philanthropy, Washington-area residents are expected to bequeath $2.4-trillion over the next 50 years, possibly indicating the largest transfer of wealth in the region’s history, reports The Washington Post. The study, to be released…

Flap Arises Over Donation to Indian University

$1-billion donation to build new university in India draws fire

Catholic Group’s Actions Criticized as Political

Missouri Catholic Conference criticized for possible politicking

Volunteers Face Human-Smuggling Charges

Two volunteers will stand trial in Arizona in October for stepping over what the government has called the line between humanitarian aid and human smuggling, reports The Wall Street Journal. The defendants, Shanti Sellz and Daniel Strauss, belong to a group called No More Deaths, which says it…