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ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION

Top aide to N.Y. mayor become Rockefeller Foundation executive

UPDATE: LOBBYIST’S DONATIONS

President’s campaign gives American Heart Association $6,000 raised by indicted lobbyist

MICROFINANCE

More private investment firms are making small loans to entrepreneurs in developing countries in the philanthropic field of microfinance, reports The Wall Street Journal. Once an area considered to be mostly the domain of government and nonprofit organizations, some investing firms, including…

MICROFINANCE

More private investment firms are making small loans to entrepreneurs in developing countries in the philanthropic field of microfinance, reports The Wall Street Journal. Once an area considered to be mostly the domain of government and nonprofit organizations, some investing firms, including…

LOTTERY WINNER’S FOUNDATION

Hugh Hawkins, the winner of the largest lottery ever paid out in Iowa, said he and his wife plan to use some of their winnings to establish a foundation to make grants that will support start-up nonprofit organizations, reports the Associated Press. Mr. Hawkins’s personal debts led him to file for…

LOBBYIST’S DONATIONS

Members of Congress will give Abramoff’s donations to charity

AID WORKER KILLED

Aid worker shot in Afghan mosque

CHARITABLE-IMMUNITY LAWS

The Massachusetts legislature is considering a bill to eliminate charitable-immunity protections that limit payment liabilities for the Catholic church and other nonprofit organizations found guilty in sexual-abuse cases involving minors, reports The Boston Globe. Currently, civil cases involving…

CHURCHES AND POLITICKING

A church in Miami visited by Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry during his campaign has been cleared of political activity that could have jeopardized its tax-exempt status, reports The Miami Herald. According to the lawyer for the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, the Internal…

KATRINA PETS

Animal-welfare workers in Mississippi are overwhelmed by the number of puppies roaming the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina, reports the Associated Press. The Humane Society of South Mississippi, built for 75 animals, now houses about 250 cats and dogs, including about 50 puppies. In November,…