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Nonprofits Bemoan Inadequate Technology
While most organizations say technology is essential to their operations, many groups rely on outdated computers and software, a new study finds.
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Yale Graduate Pledges $50-Million for New Business-School Building
Edward P. Evans, a former publishing executive, has committed $50-million to Yale for a new building to house its School of Management, Bloomberg writes.
Charity Cards Gain Ground in Holiday Giving
As surveys show gift cards top consumers' holiday wish lists, charities are increasingly applying the same principle to raise money during the giving season, The Washington Post says.N.Y. Food Bank Uses Digital System to Meet Growing Demand
As the economy's downturn has increased the number of needy people seeking aid, a New York food bank has revolutionized its operations by introducing a computerized system for needy users to fill their own food bags, writes The New York Times.19 Executives Paid More Than $1-Million at Seattle-Area HospitalsNineteen top executives and doctors at nonprofit Seattle-area hospitals were paid more than $1-million in 2008 and another 59 staffers earned above $500,000, the Associated Press reports, citing a survey by public-radio station KUOW.
Bill Gates Acknowledges Mixed Results for 'Grand Challenge' Grants
After committing five years and $450-million to its Grand Challenges in Global Health effort, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is ending support for up to two-thirds of the 43 projects launched under the program, Bill Gates tells The New York Times.
Jimmy Stewart Museum Faces Difficult Plight
A museum about the movie star's life is facing financial challenges that remind its executive director of the tragic situation faced by the actor in the Christmas favorite, It's a Wonderful Life, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Opinion: University's Deal With Donor Raises Questions About Influence-Buying
The University of Toronto's agreement with a billionaire donor who helped fund its school of international studies raises questions about influence-buying and institutional independence, says a columnist for Canadian daily The Globe and Mail.
From The Chronicle's Blogs
Holiday Giving Appeal Requires a Yearlong Effort
A Salvation Army fund raiser explains how the charity gears up in January and works all year long to get ready for its big seasonal appeal.
Fund Raisers Gear Up for Busiest Days
In the crucial last days of the fund-raising year, tell us what steps you are taking to make the most of the giving season.Holiday Notice
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