Philanthropy News Watch: March 4 – 8, 2013
posted on: Sunday, March 10, 2013
By Renjith Krishnan | Freedigitalphotos.net
Here is a roundup of some of last week's interesting news and postings on philanthropy and nonprofits:
- Sequester likely to hurt most vulnerable, despite protections
by Annie Gowen and Zachary A. Goldfarb | The Washington Post
- Ford Foundation President to Step Down in the Fall
by Caroline Preston | The Chronicle of Philanthropy
- Parents Cry Ethical Foul on Foundation in Philly Schools
by Ruth McCambridge | Nonprofit Quarterly
- Double Jeopardy for Philanthropy?
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Labels: Ford Foundation, Philanthropy News Watch, Philanthropy's role in society, Public Policy, sequestration
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| By Renjith Krishnan | Freedigitalphotos.net |
Here is a roundup of some of last week's interesting news and postings on philanthropy and nonprofits:
- Sequester likely to hurt most vulnerable, despite protections
by Annie Gowen and Zachary A. Goldfarb | The Washington Post - Ford Foundation President to Step Down in the Fall
by Caroline Preston | The Chronicle of Philanthropy - Parents Cry Ethical Foul on Foundation in Philly Schools
by Ruth McCambridge | Nonprofit Quarterly - Double Jeopardy for Philanthropy?
White Courtesy Telephone
Follow NCRP on Twitter to receive news and other information from the philanthropy and nonprofit communities.
Labels: Ford Foundation, Philanthropy News Watch, Philanthropy's role in society, Public Policy, sequestration
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