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Donations Reported by 426 United Ways for 2005-6

United Ways across the country last year raised $4.04-billion ALSO SEE: Article: United Ways Increased Gifts by Nearly 3% Last Year in donations from private sources, a gain of 0.4 percent from the previous year but not enough to match the 3.4-percent inflation rate. Fifty-six percent of the…

Community Foundations’ Assets, Gifts, and Grants in 2005

Market Value of Assets In billions 1999 $29.90 2000 $31.50 2001 $31.40 2002 $29.70 2003 $34.90 2004 $39.40 2005 $44.80 TOP 50 1. Tulsa Community Foundation (Okla.) $2,293,370,700 * 2. New York Community Trust 1,897,604,374 3. Cleveland Foundation 1,716,136,165 4. Chicago Community Trust…

A Defense of Nonprofit Health Care

Why Nonprofits Matter in American Medicine: A Policy Brief, by Mark Schlesinger and Bradford H. Gray, examines the debate about nonprofit health care and argues that despite their flaws, nonprofit groups have an important role to play in providing medical care. Drawing on more than 250 studies of…

How Women Are Transforming Society Through Philanthropy

Women, Philanthropy, and Social Change: Visions for a Just Society

How Sarbanes-Oxley Can Boost a Charity’s Performance

Sarbanes-Oxley for Nonprofits: A Guide to Building Competitive Advantage

Passing the IRS Test for Establishing a Nonprofit

IRS Form 1023 Tax Preparation Guide

Kellogg Foundation Taps Community-Fund Leader as New CEO

For Sterling K. Speirn, the past few weeks have been busy. Not only did Mr. Speirn get married, but he also ALSO SEE:Zowie! A Philanthropist Is Memorialized in a Comic Book announced that at the end of this year he will depart as president of the Peninsula Community Foundation to lead one of the…

‘New York’: Clinton’s Global Gathering

On September 15, the William J. Clinton Foundation will bring heads of state, business leaders, and activists to New York to debate global issues and -- it hopes -- to sign pledges marking a commitment to bettering the world. The effort, dubbed the Clinton Global Initiative, is the latest by the…

‘Time’: Boy Scouts and Diversity

The Boy Scouts of America does not have a reputation for inclusiveness -- largely because it rejects gay people and atheists -- but the charity insists that it cares about diversity, particularly when it comes to religion, reports Time (August 29). People of every faith have become Scouts, the…

‘Worth’: Courses on Giving

As more wealthy people turn their attention to managing their wealth rather than increasing it, some universities are starting to offer courses to meet the growing demand for financial and philanthropic knowledge, reports Worth magazine (September). “Making money intelligently is easier than giving…