May 4, 2000
Philanthropy’s Newest Members: Findings From the 1999 Survey of New Health Foundations
provides asset figures and other data for 122 foundations created in the wake of non-profit hospitals’ or health systems’ conversion to for-profit entities. Those funds collectively hold more than $15-billion, according to the report, and the median asset size is $60.5-million. The report analyzes the foundations in categories that include type of conversion and grant-making areas of interest. Publisher: Grantmakers In Health, 1100 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 1200, Washington 20036; (202) 452-8331; fax (202) 452-8340; http://www.gih.org; 26 pages; free.
