Extending the Hand of Friendship
As mentor programs take off, groups examine what works best In Philadelphia, 60 black churches are on a crusade to recruit adult congregation members to offer friendship, support, and guidance to 700 inner-city children. At the Hewlett-Packard Company, more than 1,500 employees are using electronic…
By DOMENICA MARCHETTI
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For Anonymous Donors, Offshore Philanthropy Can Be Appealing
Charles F. Feeney’s decision more than a decade ago to set up his ALSO SEE:2/06/97: A Donor’s Obsession With Secrecy9/20/99: Making Her Point in Public major philanthropies in Bermuda rather than his native United States is by no means unique. Hundreds of foundations have been created outside the…
By Jennifer Moore and GRANT WILLIAMS
A Donor’s Obsession With Secrecy
Non-profit leaders are debating the merits of anonymous giving in the wake of revelations that an Irish-American businessman gave ALSO SEE:2/06/97: For Anonymous Donors, Offshore Philanthropy Can Be Appealing9/20/99: Making Her Point in Public away more than $610-million in the past 15 years with…
By Jennifer Moore and GRANT WILLIAMS
Aaron Diamond Foundation is set to shut down -- as planned -- after donating $220-million in 10 years New York Many charities here will begin 1997 by saying goodbye to a beloved benefactor. On New Year’s Eve, ALSO SEE:A Sampling of Gifts from the Aaron Diamond Foundation 1987 - 1996 the Aaron…
By MARINA DUNDJERSKI
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A new organization fights an uphill battle for policies to create jobs and raise wages Sara Horowitz is trying to build an organization just like the American Association of Retired Persons -- but for people who work. “Work in America increasingly means part-time, temporary, and freelance…
By Paul Demko
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