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Top News and Features From The Chronicle
Nonprofit News From Elsewhere Online
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Fund for Colorado Victims Nears $2-Million Warner Bros, the studio behind the blockbuster film, donated a reported $1-million to the online campaign for victims of Friday’s rampage at a screening of the new Batman movie, according to Reuters.
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New Grants
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The Chronicle has posted 50 new grants in the past week. See the full list.
Among the highlights:
• The Oneida Indian Nation has awarded $10-million to the American Revolution Center (Philadelphia) to help build the Museum of the American Revolution and recognize the role the Oneidas played in the Revolutionary War.
• The Carnegie Corporation of New York has awarded $500,000 to the National Commission on Teaching and America's Future (Washington, D.C.) to document and evaluate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics learning studios.
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Advice From the Experts
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How to Land Big Gifts Read the transcript of a live online discussion about what inspires affluent people to give more and what turns them off.
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How to Attract Corporate Sponsors to Maximize Your Impact: Get Your Early-Bird Discount Now
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Join us on August 9 to get a firsthand look at how some of the nation's most innovative charities successfully attract steady streams of corporate support.
You'll hear from a leader at City Year who will explain how corporate and government support has helped the charity grow an average of 15 percent a year since 2008, even during the deepest parts of the recession. The group doubled its revenue from an annual budget of $56-million in 2008 to $117-million today. You'll also learn how KaBOOM!, a charity that builds playgrounds, attracted $20-million in corporate support.
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