The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Charity Pensions Lose Favor

Many groups are curbing their retirement benefits

By Brad Wolverton

Last year, the United Way of America, the umbrella group for 1,400 local United Ways, infused $2-million into its pension plan -- three times the amount it had put in three years earlier -- to ensure that it could fulfill its obligations to workers who retire in the future.

But even if the 180-person...

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