Drexel University Receives $25 Million Gift
The gift from an anonymous donor, believed to be Drexel board member Richard A. Hayne, will be used to purchase and renovate two buildings for a new center for the Antoinette Westphal College of Arts and Design....
Connecticut Social Service Groups Weather Hard Times
With fewer and smaller corporate donations and probable cuts in state funding, nonprofit social service organizations throughout Connecticut are heving to make adjustments in order to deliver core services....
UC San Francisco Receives $7.5 Million From Gates Foundation to Build Public Health Capacity in Tanzania
The grant will fund a strategic collaboration between UCSF Global Health Sciences and the Muhimbili University of Health Allied Sciences in Tanzania to address the shortage of healthcare workers in the country....
San Diego Foundation Establishes Affiliates Throughout County
Established in hopes that donors with a connection to local groups will give more time and money, the half dozen or so affiliates have grown quickly in the two years since the first was launched....
A new report from the Pew Hispanic Center finds that a small but significant decline has occurred in the share of Latino immigrants active in the U.S. labor force during the current recession.... 
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LiveWell Colorado leverages and coordinates statewide and community-based programs that aim to prevent obesity and obesity-related chronic diseases in the Rocky Mountain state....
Developed by the J. Paul Getty Museum and the J. Paul Getty Trust, GettyGames uses game strategies to help kids (ages 8-12) explore the wonders of the world's artistic heritage....
The candidacies of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, the economic crisis, and much more: PND looks back at the trends, personalities, and events of 2008, a year to remember in philanthropy.....
