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Bloomberg Gives $220-Million to Anti-Tobacco Efforts

New York’s mayor, a former smoker, wants to curb cigarette use in countries with the largest number of smokers.

General Operating Support Remains Flat, Study Finds

Over all, the way that foundations have generally given grants has been little affected by the harsh economy.

Budget Cuts Hobble Service Agency’s Internal Watchdog

As the Corporation for National and Community Service faces questions about its future, its inspector general’s office has had to put investigations on hold and let staff members go.

Most Foundations Gave Raises in 2011, Survey Finds

Grant makers’ salaries grew by a median of 14.2% over the past five years, study finds.

Foundations Didn’t Increase Focus on ‘Nonprofit Success’ in Downturn, Study Finds

While slightly more foundations are giving general operating support and speeding up approval of grants, a study by a grant-making group found little change in grant-making practices.

‘New York Times’ Drops Philanthropy as Special Area of Coverage

The newspaper was among the last to assign a reporter full time to report on the nonprofit world.

Lady Gaga Joins Forces With Prominent Funds

Lady Gaga Joins Forces With Prominent Funds

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and California Endowment, plus Harvard University, join forces with the singer to fight bullying.

Lady Gaga’s Foundation Is Born, With Help From Some Prominent Nonprofit Midwives

Lady Gaga’s Foundation Is Born, With Help From Some Prominent Nonprofit Midwives

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the California Endowment, and Harvard join forces with the singer to fight bullying.

Environmental Grant Makers Favor Large Nonprofits, Study Finds

Foundations give half their money to 2 percent of the nation’s conservation groups.

Grant Making to Gay Causes Exceeds $750-Million

More than 800 grant makers have supported gay and lesbian issues since 1970, but the largest contributors have been the Arcus and Gill foundations.