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Archives for December 2009

The Big Question for Jewish Innovation

December 1, 2009 By eJP

from the ROI Community blog: When it comes to Jewish innovation, what's your big question? ... Another asked a really simple question that may actually be a really important guide for innovators, whether they're creating in YouTube or in other places: Why? Within the … [Read more...] about The Big Question for Jewish Innovation

Filed Under: Innovation, The Blog Tagged With: Innovation, ROI Community / Schusterman

Big Change Ahead

December 1, 2009 By eJP

by Tamara Lucas Copeland With job losses, home foreclosures and other symptoms of the recession taking a stern toll in the Washington area, grantmakers in the region have worked hard to support efforts by nonprofits to help families ride out the storm. But grantmakers have … [Read more...] about Big Change Ahead

Filed Under: American Philanthropy, Managing Your Nonprofit

Coming Soon: Philanthropy’s Black Friday

December 1, 2009 By Gail Hyman

The traditional start of the holiday shopping season, the Friday after Thanksgiving, has become something of a media event as well as an increasingly-watched indicator of consumer behavior. "Black Friday" as it is now ominously called, has its counterpart in the philanthropic … [Read more...] about Coming Soon: Philanthropy’s Black Friday

Filed Under: Marketing, The Blog

Gann Academy Receives $12.25m Gift; Long-Term Debt Eliminated

December 1, 2009 By eJP

A group of anonymous donors has contributed $12,250,000 to Gann Academy, a pluralistic Jewish high school serving the Greater Boston community, for the sole purpose of eliminating the School's long-term debt. The gift, the largest in the School's 13 year history, makes a … [Read more...] about Gann Academy Receives $12.25m Gift; Long-Term Debt Eliminated

Filed Under: Education, Jewish Philanthropy Tagged With: Education

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