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Philanthropy Journal Main FeedFamilo joins Alliance for HealthLisa Familo named executive director, N.C. Alliance for Health, Raleigh; Pam Seamans, former executive director, named policy director.
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Nonprofit news roundup for Jan. 6, 2009Developer’s donation to Clinton Foundation questioned; companies face tough decisions on charity; and more.
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Donor-advised funds growIn 2007, these vehicles for charitable giving held about $27.7 billion in assets and took in a total of $8 billion in donations, a new study says.
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Triangle fundraisers present awardsThe Triangle Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals presented its annual awards to local fundraisers and donors as part of National Philanthropy Day.
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Initiative aims to spur more advocacy fundingNorth Carolina will be the second of up to 10 states a national group will study as part of its initiative to track and encourage more advocacy grantmaking by foundations.
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Nonprofit news roundup for Jan. 5, 2009Foundations lobby for health-care reform; Muslim donors cautious after recent foundation verdict; and more.
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Corporate giving inches up in ‘07Donations from U.S. corporations inched up in 2007 and will bring ‘very little increase’ in 2008, a new study says.
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Funder helps soldiers’ kids go to collegeThe Patriot Foundation funds college scholarships for children whose parents are either Army Special Operations soldiers, or members of the 82nd Airborne killed in the line of duty.
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Nonprofits key player in fighting povertyTo tackle concentrated poverty, President-elect Obama must help equip nonprofits to serve as intermediaries between government and the poverty-stricken communities government should help.
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King leaves mixed legacy at United WayOusted as CEO in Charlotte, N.C., in a controversy over her compensation, Gloria Pace King was seen as a successful fundraiser and exacting manager.
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Financial statements give directionNonprofit leaders at the N.C. Center for Nonprofits annual conference discuss the importance of financial statements for both evaluation and communication.
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Tapping into tomorrow’s philanthropistsSocial-networking tools have the potential to reach a new generation of philanthropists who are more familiar with blogs than black-tie dinners.
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Fundraising in small townsThough fundraising in rural areas has its challenges, it also brings major rewards, says Sabrina Jones in an article on the Appalachian Regional Commission website.
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Underclass of cheap nonprofit labor must endFull-time nonprofit workers ought to earn a sustainable wage that supports a basic standard of living.
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Volunteers seen as underused resourceBy properly placing, training and recognizing volunteers, nonprofits can attract and retain a tremendous resource, a new article says.
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Nonprofit news roundup for Dec. 31, 2008Yale sticks to plan despite endowment losses; Albany nonprofits look to new year; and more.
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UNC-Pembroke drive revives footballWith more than $4 million raised during its first capital campaign, the University of North Carolina at Pembroke reinstates its long-abandoned football program.
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Chapel and students give backTwo groups at High Point University donated over $6,400 to purchase gifts for needy children through Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program.
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Nonprofit news roundup for Dec. 30, 2008Nonprofit reproached for wasteful spending; U.S. billionaires have mixed views on philanthropy; and more.
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Radio station raises $23,748, gives $3,00088.5 WFDD, the Piedmont Triad’s NPR affiliate, raised $23,748 for station during December campaign with $3,000 incentive donated to Triangle Second Harvest by Law Offices of Timothy D. Welborn.
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