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From the issue dated February 7, 2002
America's Top Donors: at a Glance
35 colleges and universities 17 hospitals and medical centers 12 foundations 8 museums and libraries 6 elementary and high schools 5 arts groups 4 environmental and animal-related groups 3 public-affairs groups 3 religious groups 3 youth groups 2 human-services groups 2 international organizations 1 community foundation 1 education group 1 health charity 1 Jewish federation SOURCES OF DONORS' MONEY 13 finance 7 real estate 6 technology 4 food and beverage 4 inheritance 4 investments 3 communications 3 telecommunications 3 manufacturing 2 insurance 2 law 2 publishing 2 retail 1 advertising 1 industry 1 invention 1 media/entertainment 1 oil 1 paper SOURCE OF GIFTS 20 bequests 40 living donors WHERE THE DONORS ARE
WHERE THE RECIPIENTS ARE
Note: Some donors gave to multiple organizations.
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