Philanthropy

Magazine articles on philanthropy and charities.

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AFP eWire June 6, 2005	Journalists Covering Nonprofits Now Have Internet TV Channel A new Internet television channel has been created to serve journalists with advice and information on covering the nonprofit sector.
AFP eWire June 6, 2005	New Resource for Foundations, Donors Interested in Community Building Individuals, family foundations and others interested in issues related to community building, including poverty, homelessness and economic insecurity, now have a new resource to help them learn how to get involved and better target their contributions.
AFP eWire May 31, 2005	U.S. Finance Committee Turns Its Attention to Hospitals Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, requested detailed information from the nation's largest nonprofit hospitals to account for their charitable activities and validate the tax-exempt status they receive.
AFP eWire May 31, 2005	New Website Provides Background, Research on Bequests A grant from the AFP Research Council has helped to establish a new website that provides historical and research data on bequests.
AFP eWire May 31, 2005	AFP co-Hosts New Session on the Power of Persuasion How do you build commitment for your cause among key stakeholders? How do you persuade your board members to give more of their time and connections? Do you want to make your marketing pitch more persuasive to potential donors?
Financial Planning June 1, 2005 Jim Grote	Errors of Construction When setting up charitable remainder trusts, the devil is in the details. How CRTs go wrong gets incredibly complicated, which is reason enough for planners to tread carefully.
InsideFlyer June 2005	Wounded Troops, Families Receive Free Tickets The Fisher House Foundation has given out nearly 3,000 free airline tickets to war-wounded service members and their families under its current partnership with the Operation Hero Miles program.
Energize June 2005 Susan J. Ellis	Mobile Volunteers - `Tis the Season In the past, one simply wished vacationing volunteers a good time and hoped they'd return in a few months. But if the person is going to have access to a computer and the Internet while away, consider a virtual assignment.
Finance & Development June 1, 2005 Jamison & Radelet	Making Aid Smarter How donor support for primary education can be made more effective.
Entrepreneur June 2005 Nichole L. Torres	Turn a Profit This competition for nonprofits encourages for-profit ideas.
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