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Everything’s Up-to-date in Kansas City….

Is the Kaufman Foundation using its resources appropriately?

By Perla Ni | 2 | Jan. 22, 2004
 

Philanthropy

$1.5 Billion

How do donors make choices?

By Perla Ni | 8 | Jan. 22, 2004
 

Philanthropy

Payout and Perpetuity

Should the current minimum payout requirement of 5 percent for private foundations be increased?

By Perla Ni | 2 | Jan. 17, 2004
 

Philanthropy

Congress and the Ford Foundation

Strained relations between Congress and foundations.

By Perla Ni | 6 | Jan. 17, 2004
 

Philanthropy

Article on the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation

Questions about how the Moore Foundation operates.

By Perla Ni | Jan. 17, 2004
 

Philanthropy

Who Elected Us?

What's the role of foundations in public policy?

By Perla Ni | 4 | Jan. 17, 2004
 

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