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Many Big Corporations Are Not Increasing Their Giving, Survey Finds

Donations in inflation-adjusted dollars barely budged from 2013 to 2015 and giving as a proportion of profits declined, according to a new study of 211 firms’ philanthropy.

Daily News Roundup: Haitians Saying ‘No’ to Red Cross Help

Also, March Madness-themed charity Brackets for Good expands and the Associated Press answers questions on the latest Clinton Foundation controversy.

Daily News Roundup: Obama Foundation Names ‘Inclusion Council’

Also, new State Department emails show coordination with the Clinton Foundation following the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and Houston officials debate naming a public school for a big donor.

Grants Roundup: Building Healthy Communities Gets $12 Million for NYC Program

Grants Roundup: Building Healthy Communities Gets $12 Million for NYC Program

Other grants support housing, literacy, student field trips, a Jewish arts camp, and more.

Daily News Roundup: ‘Forbes’ Ranking Lists Buffett as Biggest 2015 Benefactor

Also in other media, Slate compares the fundraising and advocacy tactics — and differing levels of success — of the early-20th-century fight against tuberculosis and today’s pink-hued breast-cancer campaigning.

A Great Tweet Will Win $10,000 Each for 10 Small Nonprofits

A Great Tweet Will Win $10,000 Each for 10 Small Nonprofits

Deluxe Corporation Foundation, a check-printing company, is offering groups with budgets of less than $3 million the option of applying for a grant in fewer than 140 characters.

Daily News Roundup: Coke and Pepsi Fund Scores of Public-Health Groups

Also, a national evangelical nonprofit issues a call for employees who support same-sex marriage to quit, and City College of New York’s leaders steps down amid an inquiry into a campus foundation’s finances.

Daily News Roundup: 32-Year Juilliard Leader Stepping Down

Also, Doctors Without Borders re-creates the refugee experience in Washington, and Michelle Obama gets corporate support to maintain the White House vegetable garden.

Did Foundations Do the Right Thing in Detroit?

Did Foundations Do the Right Thing in Detroit?

Big grant makers’ “stimulus package” for the city included choosing which neighborhoods to invest in, a bold but politically risky stand that differed from philanthropy-funded revitalization efforts elsewhere.

Daily News Roundup: Embattled Leader Keeps Hold on Bay Area Museums

Also, patient-advocacy charities lay low in the debate over rising drug prices, and a data company pledges $100 million in software to nonprofits and schools.

Daily News Roundup: Watchdog Report Contrasts Clinton and Trump Charities

Also, the University of Maryland launches a $75 million program to support students’ philanthropic ventures, and Clemson University’s fundraising rises with its football prowess.

Grants Roundup: Four Groups Commit $48 Million for Marine Protection

Grants Roundup: Four Groups Commit $48 Million for Marine Protection

Also, the Walmart Foundation awards $33 million for youth-focused hunger relief and seven California grant makers fund a program to build trust between minority communities and police.

Clinton Global Initiative Winds Down on a Note of Optimism

Clinton Global Initiative Winds Down on a Note of Optimism

Nonprofit leaders expressed a sense of “mission accomplished,” saying the event elevated the status of public-private partnerships and helped spawn a new generation of similar efforts.

Grants Roundup: Foundations’ $20-Million Commitment Targets Urban Spaces

Grants Roundup: Foundations’ $20-Million Commitment Targets Urban Spaces

Other notable awards include $5.8 million from the Marnier-Lapostolle Foundation for research on a rare neurological disorder.

Grants Roundup: Kellogg Fund Backs Work to Combat Native American Stereotypes

Grants Roundup: Kellogg Fund Backs Work to Combat Native American Stereotypes

Other notable awards include $28.8 million from two foundations to BBYO, a nonprofit serving Jewish teens, and $8.5 million from Salesforce to improve computer education in the Bay Area.

Common Ground: Police and Teenagers Go From Strangers to Friends

Common Ground: Police and Teenagers Go From Strangers to Friends

The first moments of the Police Youth Challenge in Baltimore rarely seem promising, with participants eyeing each other warily, but the barriers fall quickly during a day of team-oriented fun.