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  • Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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  • How Much Will Americans Give in 2010?
  • One Group's Approach to Soliciting Big Gifts Via E-Mail
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  • Comparing Average Gift Size: Haiti Versus the Tsunamis
  • Historic Site Uses Small Size to Advantage
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Philanthropy Today

  • N.Y. Politicians’ Katrina Fund Gave Little to Victims
  • Top Donors List Includes Few of America’s Wealthiest
  • Haiti Roundup: Fallout From Arrests Slows Child Medical Evacuations
  • 'Secret Society’ Marks Four Years of Creative Giving
  • In the Arts: Snowstorm Means Lost Weekend for Washington-Area Institutions
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Conference Notebook

  • Nonprofit Leaders Urged to Rethink Their Role in Society
  • How to Minimize Risk While Staying Open to Opportunity: Shared Strategies
  • A Year Into the Job, Gates CEO Shares His Measures for Success
  • Independent Sector Gathering Opens With Sense of Urgency
  • What's in a Name: Planned Giving or Philanthropic Planning?
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  • How Much Will Americans Give in 2010?
  • Opera Benefactor Vilar Sentenced to Nine Years for Fraud
  • America's Wealthy Not Generous Enough? Plus More: Monday's Roundup
  • Obama Draws Fire for Remarks On 'Faith-Based Initiative'

Give & Take

  • Former Diplomat Urges High-Profile People to Postpone Haiti Visits, Plus More: Tuesday's Roundup
  • America's Wealthy Not Generous Enough? Plus More: Monday's Roundup
  • Bill Gates's New Blog, And More: Friday's Roundup
  • Note to Nonprofit Officials: Block the Jargon! Plus More: Thursday's Roundup
  • Harsh Criticism for the Term Social Entrepreneur, Plus More: Wednesday's Roundup
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Government & Politics Watch

  • Obama Draws Fire for Remarks On 'Faith-Based Initiative'
  • Chart Outlines Nonprofit Impact of Supreme Court Campaign-Finance Ruling
  • White House Aide Urges Foundations to Take More Risks
  • Religious Leaders Urge Obama to Show 'Active Leadership' in Health-Care Debate
  • Nonprofit Groups Again Urge White House to Amend Lobbyist Restrictions
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    Social Innovation Fund Spurs Debate

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    Art Brings Back Memories for Alzheimer's Patients

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