Diane Sierpina Promoted to Program Director of Justice Programs at the Tow Foundation
Release Date:
02/12/2014
Diane Sierpina has been promoted from Senior Program Officer to Program Director of Justice Programs at The Tow Foundation
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UJA-Federation Board of Directors Elects New CEO
Release Date:
02/12/2014
The Board of Directors of UJA-Federation of New York announced that Eric S. Goldstein has been elected CEO of UJA-Federation of New York.
A Nonprofit Trendsetter Becomes 4th CEO in 4 Years at Tides
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02/09/2014
The Chronicle of Philanthropy profiled Kriss Deiglmeier, the new CEO of Tides.
Citi Lets Viewers Vote With a Click for a Sports Group
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02/09/2014
The New York Times examined Citigroup's new philanthropic effort (part of its Olympics sponsorship) that gives a boost to sports-related causes.
Bill de Blasio Says He’ll Build Upon Bloomberg’s Young Men’s Initiative
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02/06/2014
Mayor Bill de Blasio has said he will build on Michael Bloomberg's and the Open Society Foundations' Young Men's Initiative supporting black and Latino men, reported The New York Observer.
Exchanges, Exchanges Everywhere: Understanding the Role of Private Exchanges
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02/06/2014
Commonwealth Fund President David Blumenthal explains the new rise in private health insurance exchanges and how they relate to the Affordable Care Act.
Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare Passes Halfway Mark to Prepare 1,000 Faculty and Clinical Leaders by 2020
Release Date:
02/05/2014
The Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare has passed the halfway mark to its goal of underwriting 1,000 doctoral scholars by 2020.
Philanthropy New York Names Kathryn O’Neal-Dunham Chief Operations Officer
Release Date:
01/31/2014
Philanthropy New York has announced the appointment of Kathryn O’Neal-Dunham as the organization’s new Chief Operations Officer.
Nonprofit Electronic Filing of Tax Returns Proposed
Release Date:
01/31/2014
A draft tax reform bill would require more nonprofit and other organizations to electronically file returns with Internal Revenue Service.
Mass. Unveils Biggest U.S. ‘Pay for Success’ Effort
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01/30/2014
Goldman Sachs and five other supporters will invest $18 million in a Massachusetts program to reduce recidivism among ex-convicts, the biggest "pay for success" project in the U.S., reported The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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