Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia [3 volumes]Dwight F. Burlingame A comprehensive reference on the philanthropic sector includes articles on prominent people, events, associations, theories, legislation, and other relevant topics, along with a volume of source documents. |
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... appear at the appointed time when employment was secured at last . Upon in- vestigation it transpired that a neighbor further down the street was taken ill , that the children ran for the family friend , who went of course , saying ...
... appear at the appointed time when employment was secured at last . Upon in- vestigation it transpired that a neighbor further down the street was taken ill , that the children ran for the family friend , who went of course , saying ...
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... appears to be so deeply embedded and to exist on so much broader a scale in the United States than in other parts of ... appear to be on the threshold of yet an- other major expansion by government in an area that until a few years ago ...
... appears to be so deeply embedded and to exist on so much broader a scale in the United States than in other parts of ... appear to be on the threshold of yet an- other major expansion by government in an area that until a few years ago ...
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... appear in Cyrus ' last words men- tioning the kindness of the soil.22 A bit later [ Oeconom . XIX , 17 ] the same ... appears in the name of a certain flower called philanthrôpos it's our " kleefkruid " - because it sticks to human ...
... appear in Cyrus ' last words men- tioning the kindness of the soil.22 A bit later [ Oeconom . XIX , 17 ] the same ... appears in the name of a certain flower called philanthrôpos it's our " kleefkruid " - because it sticks to human ...
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62nd Congress activities American amount Andrew Carnegie associations beneficiaries benefit Bernice Pauahi Bishop called Carnegie Carnegie Corporation century charitable organizations charity Christian church cial citizens Commission committee constitution corporation court dollars Dorothea Dix efforts endowment established exempt federal Floresville fundraising funds gifts give given groups human income individual industrial institutions interest justice justices of peace kind lives means meeting ment moral Negro nonprofit sector object organizations philan philanthropy Plutarch political poor principles private philanthropy purposes receive recommendation reform relation religious responsibility rich risk pool Rockefeller Rockefeller Foundation schools social society strategy subparagraph Sullivan Principles taxable things thropy tion trust U.S. Senate United University unto virtue voluntary wealth welfare words Xenophon York
References to this book
Understanding Philanthropy: Its Meaning and Mission Robert L. Payton,Michael P. Moody Limited preview - 2008 |