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Nonprofits Brace for Obama’s 2012 Budget

February 14, 2011

By Suzanne Perry, The Chronicle of Philanthropy Many nonprofit advocates expect bad news when President Obama unveils his fiscal 2012 budget on Monday. The president…

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Don’t Dismiss Federal Employees, the Nation’s Most Charitable Workforce

February 14, 2011

My dad was a career civil servant who spent more than 40 years in the federal government. He was highly educated, dedicated, and hard working.…

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Meals on Wheels Radio Debuts

January 6, 2011

Meals on Wheels (MOW) Radio is dedicated to sharing positive information about Meals On Wheels programs nationwide. Their debut half-hour show, “Wheels in Motion,” is…

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CureSearch for Children’s Cancer and Jeff Gordon Team up to Support Children’s Cancer Research

January 6, 2011

CureSearch for Children’s Cancer is proud to team up with Jeff Gordon, four-time NASCAR Champion, to support children’s cancer research through a national multi-media public…

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Teach For America and the Amgen Foundation Renew Partnership to Improve Math and Science Education

January 6, 2011

Teach For America and the Amgen Foundation today announced the renewal of their partnership to advance math and science education in America’s underserved public schools.…

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PledgeFirst Gives Employers Branded, Customized Workplace Giving Campaigns

November 17, 2010

Workplace giving campaigns are a great way to engage employees and help the community. And, there are many ways for a company to present a…

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Wounded Warriors remind me football is not real life

November 3, 2010

This Saturday we are sporting different jerseys for the Missouri game in honor of the wounded men and women of the armed forces. This is…

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Teach for America seeks foothold in Seattle area

November 3, 2010

Teach for America, the high-profile organization that steers recent college graduates into teaching, hopes to place 50 of its recruits into Puget Sound schools next…

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