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    Jeff Skoll Awarded Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy

    Skoll Foundation Oct 22, 2017

    When Jeff was just beginning his journey as philanthropist, he sought the advice of John Gardner, the visionary who served as adviser to five American Presidents and was one of…

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    Global Refugee Crisis is 65 Million and Growing

    The Center for Disaster Philanthropy Oct 22, 2017

    The global refugee crisis has continued to grow and more than 65 million people are forcibly displaced around around the world. More than half of those refugees come from three…

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    $26 Million in Grants For Homeless Youth Development Programs

    Philanthropy News Digest Oct 22, 2017

    The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation in Agoura Hills, California, has announced fourteen third-quarter grants totaling $26 million. The grants will provide support in the areas of homelessness, substance abuse prevention, foster youth,…

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    Embracing Impact Philanthropy After Cancer Took his Wife

    The Straits Times Oct 20, 2017

    When Mr Vince Yip’s wife died at the age of 49 in January 2010 after a five-year battle with cancer, he berated God. “What sort of life plan do you…

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    How the Kiehl’s and Autism Speaks Partnership Happened

    Autism Speaks Oct 20, 2017

    Truthfully, it was a two year undertaking to find a major celebrity with global recognition who would openly associate with autism. Many celebrities who are directly affected by autism are…

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    Vaccine Alliance Looks to Increase Immunization Access

    Silicon Valley Community Foundation Oct 19, 2017

    Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, spends $35 to fully immunize a child. But it would spend $36 or $37 per child if that extra investment meant better tracking and therefore savings…

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    Creating a Predictive Model to Improve Outcomes for People with Type 2 Diabetes

    Markets Insider Oct 19, 2017

    In an effort to improve health outcomes of people with type 2 diabetes, Geisinger and Boehringer Ingelheim, on behalf of its diabetes alliance with Eli Lilly and Company, today announced…

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    As Cancer Tears Through Africa, Drug Makers Draw Up a Battle Plan

    Idubai News Oct 11, 2017

    In a remarkable initiative modeled on the campaign against AIDS in Africa, two major pharmaceutical companies, working with the American Cancer Society, will steeply discount the prices of cancer medicines…

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    Helping Children and Parents Succeed Together

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Oct 10, 2017

    In 2010, with support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and others, the Dunbar Learning Complex opened in southwest Atlanta. Its goal? Help parents and their children succeed together. This…

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    Report on the Bioscience & Philanthropy Summit

    Learning by Shipping Oct 8, 2017

    The Allen Institute held an inaugural two-day Bioscience and Philanthropy Summit featuring a speaker program of leading research scientists across biology, genetics, engineering, immunology, computational biology, and memory. Over 20…

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    The Stigma Against Fiscal Sponsorship Needs To End

    Nonprofit AF Oct 5, 2017

    One of the common complaints lobbed against the nonprofit sector is that we have too many nonprofits competing for resources. So when someone suggests that they might possibly be thinking…

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    Anti-Drug Ads Have The Opposite Effect On Kids [Audio]

    NPR Oct 5, 2017

    The U.S. has spent millions of dollars since the 1980s on anti-drug ads. But research shows that some of these older public service announcements might be counterproductive. Now that the…

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