Online Bail Payments in NYC Delayed One Year
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12/05/2017
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House Republicans Want to End Student Loan Forgiveness for Public Interest Jobs
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12/05/2017
Markle Foundation President and CEO Zoë Baird Writes About Where Amazon Should Build Their New Headquarters
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12/05/2017
As it eyes a home for HQ2, Amazon should focus less on tax incentives and instead choose a location where policymakers are committed to building a skills-based labor market that prepares workers for the digital economy.
Three Exceptional New York Nonprofits Recognized At The 2017 New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards
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12/04/2017
The Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York (NPCC) held its 11th Annual New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards Best Practices Workshop & Awards Presentation on Friday, December 1 to recognize the exceptional management...
Carnegie Corp. Reviews Callahan’s The Givers
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12/04/2017
They Mean Well, by Adrienne Faraci for Carnegie Reporter magazine is a review of David Callahan’s book, The Givers.
Westchester Community Foundation Announces Ceo Learning Lab
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12/04/2017
Westchester Community Foundation is proud to announce the launch of its CEO Learning Lab, which will provide leaders of Westchester nonprofit organizations a professional development opportunity focused on identifying the tools and leadership...
What Does “Strategic Philanthropy” Mean to a Hedge Fund Manager?
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12/04/2017
New App Plentiful, Funded By The Helmsley Charitable Trust, Streamlines How NYC Food Pantries Feed The Hungry
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12/04/2017
A new phone app and reservation system offers those in need of nutritional assistance a fast way to find a meal — just in time for winter.
Tax Reform Measure Passes Senate Without Repeal of Johnson Amendment Attached
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12/04/2017
Bloomberg Donates $5 Million To Baltimore Police For New Cameras, Technology
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12/04/2017
Bloomberg Philanthropies is donating $5 million to help the Baltimore Police Department enhance crime-fighting technology — including buying more surveillance cameras, gun-shot detection software and license plate readers.
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