Donations to Haiti Will Not Harm Giving to Other Causes, Experts Say
Some fund raisers are privately concerned that the extraordinary outpouring of gifts to help victims of Haiti’s earthquake could depress other giving.
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Prosecutor Wants Records on Northwestern U.’s Student Journalists
Prosecutor wants records on Northwestern U.‘s student journalists
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Get Ahead: Deadlines for Grants and Awards
The Chronicle has posted online new deadlines for grants and awards that nonprofit groups can compete for. The list will appear in our January 14 issue, which will be online in its entirety on Monday.
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Career Advice for 2010: Online Discussion Next Week
Join us Tuesday, January 12, at noon Eastern time for an online discussion about job hunting, recruiting, and managing in the nonprofit world, sponsored by the Philanthropy Careers advice column, Hotline. As in our online column, you are welcome to ask questions anonymously so you do not have to…
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Staff and Budget Cuts at Nonprofit Organizations: a Sampling
Staff and budget cuts nonprofit organizations are making in the downturn: a sampling.
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Grants for Emergency Needs: a Sampling
Grants foundations and corporations have made to help charities cope with the economic downturn.
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American Near East Refugee Aid (Washington): Appointed Courtney Spellacy, major-gifts officer at ActionAid International (Washington), to be director of institutional giving. Atlanta Ballet: Appointed Arthur Jacobus, executive director of the Pilchuck Glass School (Seattle), to be executive…
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Staff and Budget Cuts at Nonprofit Organizations: a Sampling
American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (Memphis) The fund-raising arm of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital has eliminated 70 jobs, approximately 6 percent of its 1,175 employees. American Red Cross, Connecticut Blood Services Region (Farmington) The Connecticut blood-services branch of…
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Mergers Announced by Charities
Chicago Association for Retarded Citizens plans to merge with Clearbrook, an Arlington Heights, Ill., organization. Both groups serve developmentally disabled children and adults. Children for Children, a New York organization that provides volunteer and educational programs for youths, has merged…
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