Surdna Foundation Taps Ford Foundation Alumnus as President
Also, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland promotes a new leader from within, and the Smithsonian selects its next director of the Sackler and Freer art galleries.
Grants Roundup: Greek National Fire Service Gets $29 Million to Fight Wildfires
Also, a drug company gives $100 million to Ronald McDonald House Charities, and the Scripps Howard Foundation grants $6 million for investigative reporting at two journalism schools.
Benedum Foundation Appoints New Chief
Also, the Open Society, Public Welfare, and Laura and John Arnold foundations hire new senior staff members.
Grants Roundup: Bloomberg Gives $20 Million for Tobacco Control
Also, an Ohio foundation gives $2.5 million to a new elementary school created by the basketball star LeBron James.
Mercy Corps Hires New Top Fundraiser; Gerry Lenfest Dies at 88
Also, the Berkshire Museum shakes up its leadership following the controversial decision to sell some of its art collection.
Also, the Jewish Museum received a $10 million endowment as well as a collection of contemporary artwork, and the Outdoor Foundation will use $1 million for a campaign to get families to play outside.
Also, the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science welcomes a new CEO, and the head of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation will step down next summer.
Grants Roundup: $5 Million Gift Will Build Baseball Fields
Also, Emory University receives $13 million for stem-cell research; the University of Minnesota’s capital campaign nets $10 million, and Walmart spends $2 million to diversify the intern work force on Capitol Hill.
PolicyLink, Center for Community Change Promote New Leaders
Also, Michelle Milford Morse joins the U.N. Foundation to work on women’s issues, and Terry Mazany has been named senior vice president for philanthropy at the $1.1 billion Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta.
Gifts Roundup: Daytona Beach Park Raises $15 Million; U. of Houston Gets $3 Million
Also, an anonymous donor has given $15 million to the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, and the Buck Institute receives $6 million to develop ways to preserve ovarian health and extend female fertility as women age.