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As Foundations Shift Priorities, Nonprofits Scramble to Adapt
The bad economy and changing leadership are forcing many charities—such as AIDS United—to shoehorn their work into new priorities or seek alternative sources of aid.
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Loan Programs Offer New Type of Support
While grants are always preferred, low-interest loans can help charities continue their work as endowments shrink in a volatile market.
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Grant Proposals Benefit From Numbers and Smooth Words
Foundation officials say nonprofits too often fail to understand a grant maker's priorities and sometimes ask for too little to carry out a project effectively.
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Map Tracks Grants to Help Charities Cope
An interactive map tracks foundation grants made to help charities deal with fallout from the economic crisis.
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Back to Basics
More charities are seeking -- and getting -- operating support from foundations
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Pursuing Operating Support: Tips From Experts
This Week's New Grants
Photo by Breukellen Riesgo
Among the 80 new grants posted this week: $50,000 from the New York Community Trust to the Sadie Nash Leadership Project. See the full list.
Announcements of grants can be sent to grants.editor@philanthropy.com.




