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Save the Music Foundation Looks to 'Go Indie' to Expand Its School Education Support

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By Glenn Gamboa, Associated Press AP Photo/Brynn Anderson The shift will allow Save the Music to focus more on students like 17-year-old JaMarion Hulin, from Daniel McLaughlin Therrell High School in Atlanta, where he is president of the schools record company and is learning to use equipment provided by the foundation to make music.

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Melinda French Gates Plans to Match $1 Million in GivingTuesday Gifts to Groups That Support Women

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The Vote Mama Foundation and the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers will have 10 days to raise the funds. By Thalia Beaty, Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) Jose Luis Magana/AP Through her giving and advocacy, Melinda French Gates has championed paid family leave, support for caregivers, and making child care less expensive.

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Newman’s Own Invites More Companies to Donate 100 Percent of Their Profits to Charities

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Legislation passed in 2018 makes it easier for companies to follow the Newman's Own model, by allowing foundations to own corporations, with some conditions. Legislation passed in 2018 makes it easier for companies to follow the Newman's Own model, by allowing foundations to own corporations, with some conditions.

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Gates Foundation Names New Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer

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Prest Gates Archive/Brandon Hill June Yoshinari Davis will become the new chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Also, Junior Achievement USA has tapped its next leader, and Mike Geiger will step down this year as CEO of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

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The Departing Chief of One of America's Biggest Foundations Talks Inequality, Climate Change, and Megadonors

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Larry Kramer, longtime president of the Hewlett Foundation, reflects on his early support of the fight against climate change and how grant makers can persuade other foundations to work together.

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HBCUs Get 178 Times Less in Foundation Grants Than Ivy League Institutions

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By Glenn Gamboa, Associated Press Jacquelyn Martin, AP A recent study found that in a single year eight Ivy League universities received $5.5 foundations compared with $45 million for the 99 historically black colleges and universities. billion from the 1,000 largest U.S.

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Refugees and Their Sponsors Feel Stuck After Halt to Programs Letting Communities Resettle Newcomers

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By James Pollard, Associated Press MIAMI Marta Lavandier, AP photo Rita Breus, left, and daughter Rivly, with a photo of grandmother Erzule Paul. Rivly runs operations at the Erzule Paul Foundation, which helps refugees resettle in the United States.