Updates
Donations for Asia-Pacific disasters continue to trickle in
Majority of United Ways report declines in donations
$65-million pledged for Calif. health center
Gates foundation allocates $400-million for charity loans
N.Y. college receives $85-million gift
Senators propose charitable-deduction limits in health bill
Washington children's hospital to receive $150-million from United Arab Emirates
Medical center damaged by Hurricane Ike wins $200-million grant
Foundation and corporate donations for Hurricane Katrina total $1.3-billion
Americans report making $47-billion in noncash gifts
Home Depot pledges $30-million for green-building effort
Doris Duke fund awards nearly $44-million for health care programs in Africa
Ford Foundation offers buyouts to one-third of its 550 workers
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Elsewhere Online
Downturn taking toll on Silicon Valley giving
In the arts: Tampa performance center renamed for record donor
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Government and Politics Watch
Charity leaders ask Congress to help on hunger relief
Report urges Congress to expand national service to create youth jobs
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Gifts and Grants News
Size Matters
A new book shows Americans how modest gifts make a difference.
A Singular Focus
Foundations in Dallas are collaborating to see if focusing on just one thing -- helping youngsters expand their vocabulary -- is the key to improving learning.
$100-Million Pledge
The philanthropist George Soros made a big commitment to fight climate change.
Aiding Grant Seekers
The Foundation Center, created in the 1950's, is moving quickly to keep up with the digital era.
Radio Shout-Outs
Foundations craft one-line slogans to educate public-radio listeners.
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Opinion: Understanding Public Service
The fate of two cultural icons — Gourmet magazine and WQXR radio station — offers crucial insights about how business and nonprofit groups think about their duty to serve the public, writes Vince Stehle, a Chronicle columnist.
Guide to Grants
Grants totaling more than $105-million just listed.
W.K. Kellogg Foundation: $16.7-million to the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Omidyar Network: $9-million to the Rural Development Institute
Arison Arts Foundation: $500,000 to the American Ballet Theatre
UPS Foundation: $200,000 to Keep America Beautiful
Online Discussions
Read the transcript of our recent discussion about creating effective marketing messages.
Join us Tuesday, December 1, at noon Eastern time, to discuss how to get better news media coverage for your nonprofit group.
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America's Top Donors
Use our new database to search for gifts of $1-million or more made this year and find out who is giving the most.
Chronicle Surveys
Philanthropy 400
Find the 400 organizations that raised the most money from private sources
Philanthropy 50
See the Americans who donated the most to charity in 2008.
Corporate giving
Examine giving patterns by the largest companies in the United States.
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New Books
Summaries of publications on fund raising, philanthropy, and managing nonprofit organizations.
Philanthropy Careers
More than 360 positions available with 78 just added.
People
Sidney R. Hargro is the new executive director of the Community Foundation of South Jersey.
See news about that appointment and other personnel changes in the nonprofit world.
Products & Services
Continuing-Education Guide: Organizations that provide continuing education to nonprofit executives.
Fund-Raising Services Guide: Organizations that provide products and services to nonprofit groups.
Technology Guide: Organizations that provide technology products and services to nonprofit organizations.
Guide to Managing Nonprofits: Organizations that specialize in advising nonprofit groups.
Employer Profiles: In-depth information provided by nonprofit employers.
Awards
New awards to honor achievements by nonprofit leaders and organizations.
Deadlines
Details about application deadlines for grants and awards.
Also of Interest
FROM THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
A Real-Life Lesson in Why Accountability Matters
When trustees and other college leaders don't do their jobs, students suffer, writes Goldie Blumenstyk in a Financial Affairs column from Chicago State University.
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