Publication date:
March, 2014
Source(s):
Chronicle of Philanthropy
A skyrocketing stock market helped boost the assets of the Gates, Hewlett, and other big foundations last year to their highest levels since the Great Recession gutted endowments six years ago, according to a new Chronicle survey.
Yet grant makers still aren’t as rich as they were before the downturn, and that’s putting a damper on their giving. What it’s not doing though: crimping ambitious new grant-making efforts to deal with vexing problems….
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