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I know what Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are doing philanthropically.

"You're seeing more and more people getting involved philanthropically," he said.

He enjoys spending time in the wilderness and is active philanthropically.

He just announced, long-awaited announcement, about what he's going to do philanthropically.

The move wasn't a surprise, considering that Lucas has always been philanthropically inclined.

Live theater, where it still flourishes, is concentrated in commercial or philanthropically supported institutions.

To the philanthropically-inclined whose giving hasn't matched your intent, now is the time.

You seem to have an idea that it's better treated if you do it philanthropically.

It has become my platform professionally, philanthropically -- just to embrace the people that come to me.

The parents oversee the family foundation, which cuts real checks, unlike their famously philanthropically challenged son.

"The truth of the matter is he's done a lot in his home state, philanthropically," Law said.

Wealth Matters PHILANTHROPICALLY minded people regularly try to donate stuff — cars, catamarans, collections of all sorts — to nonprofits.

The philanthropically funded Capitol will also be managed as a nonprofit, hosting performances, plays, concerts, and other events.

Unlike most presidential wives in the former Soviet Union, she is also philanthropically and culturally influential the world over.

As people are successful and they try to make a difference in the world, you can be involved philanthropically.

You could imagine one like PBS where the government pays, or at least subsidized or it is philanthropically backed.

I think when we take this attitude of acting philanthropically, it's like we're taking this impersonal point of view.

Friends of the couple described the Krupinskis, who were both 70, as forces in the community, both commercially and philanthropically.

In August, Business Insider reported that the Dubin family has been tied financially, socially, and philanthropically to Epstein for decades.

Most of the Disney family has shied away from corporate affairs, instead displaying their wealth and power philanthropically, according to Gardner.

When he's not working, snapping up real estate, or getting philanthropically or politically involved, Ross spends time golfing, boating, and exercising.

I'm having a lot of fun with my wife, doing some stuff at the Ballmer Group that we think is fun philanthropically.

WHAT CAN WE DO TO DO TO ACCELERATE INVESTMENTS, TO DO MORE, TO HELP LOWER-MIDDLE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, TO DO MORE PHILANTHROPICALLY?

There are big nonprofit organizations, like the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, that have long been philanthropically engaged on health care and still are.

"A lot of the work we do philanthropically and through impact investment is focused on climate change and climate change mitigation," Mr. Fink said.

Whereas many philanthropically inclined individuals make decisions to donate based on which causes tugged at their heartstrings, this movement takes a highly data-driven approach to charitable giving.

"They've found they can help philanthropically, whether it's supporting a domestic violence center, Planned Parenthood, or women survivors of assault," former Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Christina Hale added.

"The truth of the matter is that he's done a lot in his home state philanthropically, he's a pretty smart guy, he thinks about policy and he's a shrewd businessman," Law said.

Being smart is one thing, but being civically engaged philanthropically, giving their time to the community that they live in and being good team members is front and center for me always.

Public diplomacy in my eyes means that I have a platform, and so I want to use that platform to invigorate everyday people to care about global or local issues philanthropically that they can help with.

They are rising to prominence as the prior generation of baby boomers — who grew just as rich in the tech boom of their time but hewed apolitical and more philanthropically conservative — are slowly passing the reins.

Still, thousands are now being produced around the world through "crowdsourced manufacturing," which essentially involves companies — either those that reach out or are reached out to — that can offer to take up producing these protective screens philanthropically.

And while he's trying to figure out how to use some of that money philanthropically, he announced today that construction has begun on the giant clock in the middle of nowhere that he put up $42 million to build.

Black Friday (plus its tech-savvy sister Cyber Monday and their philanthropically-minded cousin Giving Tuesday) is just around the corner, and if you're anything like us, you've been socking away money and scoping out prospective deals for weeks.

Now the business, part of the investing titan TPG, is planning to branch out into the world of so-called social impact investing that is meant to be philanthropically and financially successful — and with operations on a big scale.

" Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, whose father was the lawyer who helped Mr. Schultz buy Starbucks in 1987, said, "Howard has built an amazing organization in Starbucks, and it's exciting to consider what he might accomplish philanthropically.

Why it matters: New IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva looks to be bringing that imperative to the economic policy focused Fund rather than the philanthropically minded Bank, a major change for how issues of diversity and equality are viewed.

"Although plans for my estate have long reflected the principles of the Pledge, I am joining because I think it's an important signal to encourage others to step up philanthropically as well," Schwarzman wrote in a letter to Bill Gates.

Generation, a philanthropically funded programme run by the McKinsey Social Initiative, a not-for-profit arm of the consultancy, uses a bootcamp approach and some typically McKinsey-esque thinking to train people from difficult backgrounds for middle-skilled positions in industries like retailing and health care.

" Liz Hill, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement on Wednesday: "The Special Olympics raises more than $100 million philanthropically every year, and while the Secretary is very personally supportive of their mission and work, the activities of Special Olympics are better supported with other state, local and private funds.

Business Insider has learned that some students at the public-policy-focused graduate program are asking the school to reexamine its relationships with donors who were tied socially, philanthropically, or financially to the convicted sex criminal, including Victoria's Secret billionaire Les Wexner and his wife Abigail, private-equity giant Leon Black, and hedge-fund pioneer Glenn Dubin.

His genial hustling had earned him minor celebrity upstate: Scavino frequently dropped in on the studio of the K104.7 "Woodman in the Morning" radio show, and as a philanthropically minded Catholic, he could be counted on to judge a charity cupcake contest and to walk the runway in a "Best Legs in the Hudson Valley" competition.

"This is for those people who have always been engaged philanthropically but want to be involved physically, but they don't know where to start," Ms. Russell said while riding into Puerto Plata from the airport in an S.U.V. To be clear, Amber Cove is a traditional port, with bungalows featuring colonial-style architecture, zip-lining, a small park for children and a bar nearly as high as the mountains where one can sip a piña colada while enjoying the strong winds that come with the altitude.

The hospital is philanthropically affiliated with both the Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation and the Langley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.

Vigliar has been philanthropically involved in Africa. In 2009 he funded the construction of a health centre in Thyolo, Malawi.

He is one of the most public members of the Eaton Family, and he attends social events and endows many institutions philanthropically.

Graves and his wife, Molly, are supporters of Charity: Water which focuses on delivering clean water solutions to people in developing nations. Graves serves on the Charity: Water Board of Directors and has found innovative ways to contribute philanthropically giving stock so the organization's employees could also share in the upside. Donating philanthropically, according to Business Insider, was one of Graves' first acts after the Uber IPO.

The Kalamazoo Foundation for Excellence is the working title of an initiative proposed by the community of Kalamazoo to philanthropically raise money for essential government services instead of imposing an income tax.

Beyond personal wealth, by 1930 the Beit family had philanthropically supported primarily the Imperial College of Science and Technology, the Rhodes Trust and had established the Beit Memorial Fellowship for Medical Research, besides many smaller donations to other groups.

Zeta Chi is philanthropically affiliated with the Special Olympics, raising money for local chapters and spreading awareness of their activities. Most prominent among the member's activities is their annual Polyeuphany event, a benefit concert in which students and community members share their talents to raise money.

Once Burt and Freeman had been taken on as partners, Mowlem moved back to Swanage, but maintained an interest in the business as well as acting philanthropically within the town of his birth. He died in 1868, childless, and the business, which ultimately became known simply as Mowlem passed on to Burt.

He advocated for various acts of federal legislation related to children and education, including the National Defense Education Act of 1958. Hecht also philanthropically supported programs related to world population control. Hecht died in 1980 at the age of 84. He was named one of the "100 Most Notable Cornellians" in 2003.

The AAL was also involved philanthropically, giving money to scholarships, support for educational institutions and training for church workers. Grants were made to agencies, boards and homes for the aged, disabled and to minorities. The Association was also had its own family health program, and sponsored blood drives and family health workshops. It also joined the National Center for Voluntary Action.

Philanthropically, Forsberg and childhood friend Markus Näslund founded Icebreakers, an organization that brings together professional ice hockey players for exhibition games to raise money for charities. In late 2010, Forsberg became engaged to fellow Swede Nicole Nordin in Paris. In June 2012, the couple had their first child, a son. In September 2014, their second child, a daughter, was born.

After her departure from The Young and the Restless, Bell founded the production company Vitameatavegamin Productions. She is a professor at Harvard University in their Extension Program. She is involved philanthropically in arts education organizations and is the former chair of PS Arts, The Museum of Contemporary Art and for a decade Americans For The Arts National Arts Awards and other organizations.

After working as the family's nanny, Garces worked with Williams as his personal assistant on films such as Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) and Dead Poets Society (1989). She was later the producer for several of Williams's films. Together, they founded a film production company, Blue Wolf Productions, in 1991. Garces Williams has been involved philanthropically with organizations such as Doctors Without Borders and Seacology.

Morani eventually returned to WMCP where she became involved in higher education. She began by giving lectures and worked her way up the ranks to become a full professor over a span of 27 years. Having maintained a strong passion in both surgery and art throughout the course of her life, Morani was successful in incorporating both into her lectures. Morani was philanthropically and politically active.

Therapeutic touch, stated Kunz, has its origin from ancient Yogic texts written in Sanskrit, which describe it as a pranic healing method. The technique is taught in approximately eighty colleges and universities in the U.S., and in more than seventy countries. Kunz philanthropically directed her clairvoyance towards helping physicians in complicated medical cases,Von Braschler, Natural Pet Healing: Our Psychic, Spiritual Connection, 2003. pp. 2,3. .

Maxson was married to Margaret Paulson and then to Sally Stocker. He had one daughter, Margaret DeGolyer (Peggy) Maxson. While he is best known for his work in the development of the modern rock concert, his own preference was for classical music, about which he had an encyclopedic knowledge. He was active philanthropically with the Museum of the American Railroad in Frisco, Texas and the Dallas Arboretum.

Ovitz is the daughter of Hollywood mogul Michael Ovitz. Her brother is Chris Ovitz, co- founder of video sharing app Viddy. She is active philanthropically in animal welfare for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and the Humane Society of the United States. She co-chaired the 2013 HSUS ‘To the Rescue’ gala with Georgina Bloomberg and Amanda Hearst.

Usher has philanthropically supported the University of Pittsburgh's Swanson School of Engineering's Industrial Engineering Learning Center and, among other programs, has created the endowed position of U.S. Steel Dean of Engineering at the university, and have established the Sandra and Thomas Usher Endowed Chair in Melanoma at the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. He is married to his wife, Sandra, a fellow Pitt alumnus, and has three children.

Katherine Buildings were model dwellings in Cartwright Street, Aldgate, London, the first project of the philanthropically-motivated East End Dwellings Company. The block was built during 1884, and opened in 1885 as model apartments for the working class. There were 628 single rooms with shared cooking and sanitary facilities, plus a top floor for the very poorest families.website of St George in the East The buildings were named after the philanthropist Catherine Courtney.

Philanthropically, Gore has supported The Arthur Miller Foundation with a grant to provide theater educators in NYC Public Schools. In 2017, Gore raised $500,000 for Hurricane Maria relief in Puerto Rico by producing a benefit performance of Thornton Wilder's Our Town starring Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans. It was announced in September 2018 that JGO pledged $100,000 to the T. Fellowship at Columbia University, a program that fosters new creative producers.

A "Name the Team" contest yielded the name "Wizards." Pollin supported the Washington, D.C. community philanthropically, including a 1988 partnership with businessman Melvin Cohen to award college scholarships to 59 fifth-graders in Seat Pleasant, Maryland. Beginning in 2002, an award called "The Pollin Award" has been awarded annually in his honor. People are chosen for the Pollin Award based on their dedication to the Washington, D.C. community and the impact they have on it.

Rales has expressed a strong desire to spend his money philanthropically, saying to the Washington Post in 2018, "When we go, there's not going to be money bestowed on children and grandchildren in any meaningful way. This is about reallocating the money we had the good fortune of making to other causes." Rales is the president of the National Gallery of Art and is a former board member of the Hirshhorn Museum.

Elaine cites one of her inspirations being the creation two years previous of ProPublica, a nonprofit organisation based in New York with a similar remit, also funded philanthropically."Investigative Bureau Tries to Make Up for British News Cutbacks", The New York Times, 4 April 2010. Accessed 26 September 2015. Additional support came in the forms of subsidised office space from City University"'I want to see the decomposing corpse,' says bureau chief", The Independent, 23 October 2011.

As a musician, Victor Salvi played under some of the best known conductors of the twentieth century, including Dimitri Mitropoulos, Arturo Toscanini, and Bruno Walter. As a businessman, Salvi merged markets between his Europe-based Salvi Harps and the United States company Lyon & Healy, which he acquired in 1987. As an engineer, Salvi is responsible for the largest modern progressions of the instrument. Philanthropically, he has sponsored multiple competitions, concerts, as well as commissioning harp compositions.

Yu serves on the board of trustees of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the board of directors of Tipping Point Community. Yu is also active philanthropically at his alma mater, Stanford University, where he "made a significant commitment to undergraduate scholarships" and "is volunteering as a member of the School of Engineering Advisory Council and the School of Earth Sciences Task Force." He previously served on the boards of directors of the UCSF Medical Foundation, and BUILD.

In later life she would become a household name as Lucy, Lady Houston. When Fred died of drink in 1883 he left her £6,000 a year, much to the disgust of his family. Following the death of the second Michael Bass in 1884, his son Michael Arthur Bass, later the 1st Baron Burton, took the reins. Both Michael Thomas Bass and his son Lord Burton were philanthropically inclined, making extensive charitable donations to the towns of Burton and Derby.

Koenig had stated that the core values of non-profit work are reflected in SwellPath's company culture. This was evidenced in a number of philanthropically-oriented projects. Up until June 2010, SwellPath was involved in Web Analytics Demystified's Analysis Exchange program, in which mentors and students work together to help non-profits and NGOs with web analytics. In November 2012, SwellPath partnered with interactive agency, Blue Collar Interactive, to offer $100,000 in agency services to a qualified startup and "energize a passionate business that needs our help".

In 1955, Factor took over the Stardust Hotel, though he was probably a figurehead for other Chicago mob figures, such as Paul Ricca, Tony "Big Tuna" Accardo, Murray Humphreys and Sam "Momo" Giancana. He sold the hotel for $7 million in 1962 or 1963. Factor became politically and philanthropically active, and was the largest donor to John F. Kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign. In late 1962, after an investigation spearheaded by Robert F. Kennedy, Factor was scheduled to be deported, but received a presidential pardon.

Support for businesses will include help in improving leadership skills, accessing a network of advisers and raising finance. In early July 2015 it was reported and later confirmed by Coutu that she would be curtailing her angel investing activities in favour of investing philanthropically in charitable endeavours in the future via Founders4Schools, a charity to improve the employability of young people. In 2017, Founders4Schools launched their work experience service for 16–24-year olds, Workfinder. Workfinder is a TripAdvisor-style app to easily connect young people with fast-growing companies across the UK.

The Fraternity House of Beta Theta Pi with the mark of The 21 Society. The 21 Society announced its founding on June 21, 1999, citing "direct challenge(s) to student self-governance" and wanting to unify students to engage with the challenges of the 21st century. Since its inception, the 21 Society has contributed philanthropically to a variety of groups, including the Center for Politics and corporate sponsorship of charitable causes organized by students. The group has occasionally offered politically oriented messages centering on issues of student self-governance and the promotion of the university’s honor system.

The company raised $65 million from venture capital firms including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Institutional Venture Partners. Forbes magazine named Inspirato one of "America’s Most Promising Companies" in November 2011 and Robb Report included the club in its "Best of the Best 2012" list. On May 16, 2012, 16 months after opening, Inspirato announced it had acquired nearly 2,000 club members. The company has also been active philanthropically, helping raise over $1.5 million, as of August 2012, for nonprofit organizations, schools and hospitals across the country by providing vacation homes for auction at fundraising events.

91% of people who identify themselves as religious are likely to give to charity but only 66% of people who do not. The religious giving sector is just as likely to give to secular programs as it is to religious causes. Brooks claims that those who think government should do more to redistribute income are less likely to give to charitable causes, and those who believe the government has less of a role to play in income redistribution tend to give more. Finally, he argues that couples who raise children are more likely to give philanthropically than those who do not.

Aleksandrowicz was born in Kraków in 1905 to a Jewish family. His father, Sinaj Zygmunt, the owner of a prominent paper wholesale business, was communally and philanthropically active as a member of the city council and one of the leaders of the Jewish community. His mother, Hela Rakower, was a descendant of one of the largest and long-standing Jewish families in Kraków. Aleksandrowicz studied in a Hebrew primary school and in a Polish high school, after which he was sent by his family for higher education at trade schools in Vienna and Basel to prepare him for the family business.

Stefano Ricci S.p.A. makes use of the eagle as an emblematic trait for the brand, which is found on merchandise as well as the store mannequins which display bronze eagle heads. The company engages philanthropically with the city of Florence; in 2012 it donated lighting for the Loggia dei Lanzi in Piazza della Signoria, in 2013 it funded the restoration of historic volumes on the Art of Silk and the Art of Wool from the Florence State Archive, and in 2014 it donated new lighting for the Ponte Vecchio. The company has partnered with Florence's museums for fashion events.

During her 5-year tenure as Vice-Chair for Research in Radiology, Lee helped build a research administrative infrastructure that enabled the department, previously unranked in NIH research funding, to reach the top 20. During that time, NYU Langone was also the first U.S. site to install a whole body 7 Tesla MRI scanner. In 2007, Lee became the inaugural Vice Dean for Science, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice-President, serving as a member of NYU's executive leadership team. Initiatives as Chief Scientific Officer included establishing a new philanthropically-funded Neurosciences Institute and a new NIH-funded Center for Translational Science Institute (CTSI), upgrading core facilities, educational initiatives in grantsmanship, and establishment of a new Center for Health Informatics and Bioinformatics and a new Department of Statistics and Epidemiology.

The Society for the Prevention of Useless Giving (SPUG) was a campaign group in New York against pointless gifts at Christmas, and particularly against the exploitation of junior employees by their supervisors. It was founded in 1912 by the actress and socialite Eleanor Robson Belmont and Anne Morgan, daughter of J.P. Morgan, along with a few dozen women in New York City. Both of these ladies were rich and philanthropically inclined to improving the lot of working women in New York. The SPUG was established in response to what the women perceived to be unnecessary Christmas-related materialism, as well as the era’s custom of employees giving gifts to bosses and higher-ups in exchange for workplace favours. Frequently the gifts given were expensive, costing up to two weeks’ worth of wages.

Beginning in 1915, TFQ has been a prominent business serving the Shenandoah Valley, both commercially and philanthropically. Frazier Quarry is one of the largest family owned and operated quarries operating in the United States. The quarry was founded to function as a cornerstone to the region by providing crushed stone for new construction projects and helping to expedite the growth of the Shenandoah Valley. The crushed stone production from TFQ has remained a reliable mainstay in construction projects in the area, and through years of improving practices and setting systems in place, the crushed stone production is operating stably and the quarry has begun other initiatives to supply the Valley with high grade stone products. The most notable new direction is the production of “The Valley’s Own Bluestone” which has helped to resurrect the region’s architectural legacy of Bluestone construction by once again providing it from a local source.

Maurice Eden Paul was baptised 1 November 1865 at Sturminster Marshall, Dorset.Dorset, England, Church of England Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 He was educated at University College School and University College London; he continued his medical studies at London Hospital.Entry in The Labour who's who, 1927 In the mid-1880s he helped Beatrice Webb and Ella Pycroft run Katharine Buildings, model dwellings that were the first project of the philanthropically-motivated East End Dwellings Company,Norman Mackenzie, ed., The Letters of Sidney and Beatrice Webb: Volume 1, Apprenticeships 1873-1892, pgs. 46-7The Letters of Sidney and Beatrice Webb: Volume 3, Pilgrimage 1912-1947, pgs. 441-2 and in 1886 joined Charles Booth's Board of Statistical Inquiry investigating poverty in London.Rosemary O'Day and David Englander, Mr Charles Booth's inquiry: Life and labour of the people in London reconsidered, 1993, pg. 32 In 1890, he married Margaret Jessie Macdonald, née Boag, a ward sister at the London Hospital.

I know what Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are doing philanthropically. from The New York Times
"You're seeing more and more people getting involved philanthropically," he said. from The New York Times
He enjoys spending time in the wilderness and is active philanthropically. from CNBC
He just announced, long-awaited announcement, about what he's going to do philanthropically. from Vox
The move wasn't a surprise, considering that Lucas has always been philanthropically inclined. from Business Insider
Live theater, where it still flourishes, is concentrated in commercial or philanthropically supported institutions. from The New York Times
To the philanthropically-inclined whose giving hasn't matched your intent, now is the time. from Vox
You seem to have an idea that it's better treated if you do it philanthropically. from CNBC
It has become my platform professionally, philanthropically -- just to embrace the people that come to me. from CNN
The parents oversee the family foundation, which cuts real checks, unlike their famously philanthropically challenged son. from Vox
"The truth of the matter is he's done a lot in his home state, philanthropically," Law said. from CNN
Wealth Matters PHILANTHROPICALLY minded people regularly try to donate stuff — cars, catamarans, collections of all sorts — to nonprofits. from The New York Times
The philanthropically funded Capitol will also be managed as a nonprofit, hosting performances, plays, concerts, and other events. from Hyperallergic
Unlike most presidential wives in the former Soviet Union, she is also philanthropically and culturally influential the world over. from The Hill
As people are successful and they try to make a difference in the world, you can be involved philanthropically. from Vox
You could imagine one like PBS where the government pays, or at least subsidized or it is philanthropically backed. from Vox
I think when we take this attitude of acting philanthropically, it's like we're taking this impersonal point of view. from Vox
Friends of the couple described the Krupinskis, who were both 70, as forces in the community, both commercially and philanthropically. from The New York Times
In August, Business Insider reported that the Dubin family has been tied financially, socially, and philanthropically to Epstein for decades. from Business Insider
Most of the Disney family has shied away from corporate affairs, instead displaying their wealth and power philanthropically, according to Gardner. from Business Insider
When he's not working, snapping up real estate, or getting philanthropically or politically involved, Ross spends time golfing, boating, and exercising. from Business Insider
I'm having a lot of fun with my wife, doing some stuff at the Ballmer Group that we think is fun philanthropically. from CNBC
WHAT CAN WE DO TO DO TO ACCELERATE INVESTMENTS, TO DO MORE, TO HELP LOWER-MIDDLE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, TO DO MORE PHILANTHROPICALLY? from CNBC
There are big nonprofit organizations, like the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, that have long been philanthropically engaged on health care and still are. from Vox
"A lot of the work we do philanthropically and through impact investment is focused on climate change and climate change mitigation," Mr. Fink said. from The New York Times
Whereas many philanthropically inclined individuals make decisions to donate based on which causes tugged at their heartstrings, this movement takes a highly data-driven approach to charitable giving. from Vice
"They've found they can help philanthropically, whether it's supporting a domestic violence center, Planned Parenthood, or women survivors of assault," former Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Christina Hale added. from The Hill
"The truth of the matter is that he's done a lot in his home state philanthropically, he's a pretty smart guy, he thinks about policy and he's a shrewd businessman," Law said. from Politico
Being smart is one thing, but being civically engaged philanthropically, giving their time to the community that they live in and being good team members is front and center for me always. from Business Insider
Public diplomacy in my eyes means that I have a platform, and so I want to use that platform to invigorate everyday people to care about global or local issues philanthropically that they can help with. from Vice
They are rising to prominence as the prior generation of baby boomers — who grew just as rich in the tech boom of their time but hewed apolitical and more philanthropically conservative — are slowly passing the reins. from Vox
Still, thousands are now being produced around the world through "crowdsourced manufacturing," which essentially involves companies — either those that reach out or are reached out to — that can offer to take up producing these protective screens philanthropically. from Vox
And while he's trying to figure out how to use some of that money philanthropically, he announced today that construction has begun on the giant clock in the middle of nowhere that he put up $42 million to build. from Gizmodo
Black Friday (plus its tech-savvy sister Cyber Monday and their philanthropically-minded cousin Giving Tuesday) is just around the corner, and if you're anything like us, you've been socking away money and scoping out prospective deals for weeks. from Refinery 29
Now the business, part of the investing titan TPG, is planning to branch out into the world of so-called social impact investing that is meant to be philanthropically and financially successful — and with operations on a big scale. from The New York Times
" Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, whose father was the lawyer who helped Mr. Schultz buy Starbucks in 1987, said, "Howard has built an amazing organization in Starbucks, and it's exciting to consider what he might accomplish philanthropically. from The New York Times
Why it matters: New IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva looks to be bringing that imperative to the economic policy focused Fund rather than the philanthropically minded Bank, a major change for how issues of diversity and equality are viewed. from Axios
"Although plans for my estate have long reflected the principles of the Pledge, I am joining because I think it's an important signal to encourage others to step up philanthropically as well," Schwarzman wrote in a letter to Bill Gates. from CNN
Generation, a philanthropically funded programme run by the McKinsey Social Initiative, a not-for-profit arm of the consultancy, uses a bootcamp approach and some typically McKinsey-esque thinking to train people from difficult backgrounds for middle-skilled positions in industries like retailing and health care. from Economist
" Liz Hill, a spokeswoman for the department, said in a statement on Wednesday: "The Special Olympics raises more than $100 million philanthropically every year, and while the Secretary is very personally supportive of their mission and work, the activities of Special Olympics are better supported with other state, local and private funds. from CNN
Business Insider has learned that some students at the public-policy-focused graduate program are asking the school to reexamine its relationships with donors who were tied socially, philanthropically, or financially to the convicted sex criminal, including Victoria's Secret billionaire Les Wexner and his wife Abigail, private-equity giant Leon Black, and hedge-fund pioneer Glenn Dubin. from Business Insider
His genial hustling had earned him minor celebrity upstate: Scavino frequently dropped in on the studio of the K104.7 "Woodman in the Morning" radio show, and as a philanthropically minded Catholic, he could be counted on to judge a charity cupcake contest and to walk the runway in a "Best Legs in the Hudson Valley" competition. from The New York Times
"This is for those people who have always been engaged philanthropically but want to be involved physically, but they don't know where to start," Ms. Russell said while riding into Puerto Plata from the airport in an S.U.V. To be clear, Amber Cove is a traditional port, with bungalows featuring colonial-style architecture, zip-lining, a small park for children and a bar nearly as high as the mountains where one can sip a piña colada while enjoying the strong winds that come with the altitude. from The New York Times
The hospital is philanthropically affiliated with both the Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation and the Langley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
Vigliar has been philanthropically involved in Africa. In 2009 he funded the construction of a health centre in Thyolo, Malawi.
He is one of the most public members of the Eaton Family, and he attends social events and endows many institutions philanthropically.
Graves and his wife, Molly, are supporters of Charity: Water which focuses on delivering clean water solutions to people in developing nations. Graves serves on the Charity: Water Board of Directors and has found innovative ways to contribute philanthropically giving stock so the organization's employees could also share in the upside. Donating philanthropically, according to Business Insider, was one of Graves' first acts after the Uber IPO.
The Kalamazoo Foundation for Excellence is the working title of an initiative proposed by the community of Kalamazoo to philanthropically raise money for essential government services instead of imposing an income tax.
Beyond personal wealth, by 1930 the Beit family had philanthropically supported primarily the Imperial College of Science and Technology, the Rhodes Trust and had established the Beit Memorial Fellowship for Medical Research, besides many smaller donations to other groups.
Zeta Chi is philanthropically affiliated with the Special Olympics, raising money for local chapters and spreading awareness of their activities. Most prominent among the member's activities is their annual Polyeuphany event, a benefit concert in which students and community members share their talents to raise money.
Once Burt and Freeman had been taken on as partners, Mowlem moved back to Swanage, but maintained an interest in the business as well as acting philanthropically within the town of his birth. He died in 1868, childless, and the business, which ultimately became known simply as Mowlem passed on to Burt.
He advocated for various acts of federal legislation related to children and education, including the National Defense Education Act of 1958. Hecht also philanthropically supported programs related to world population control. Hecht died in 1980 at the age of 84. He was named one of the "100 Most Notable Cornellians" in 2003.
The AAL was also involved philanthropically, giving money to scholarships, support for educational institutions and training for church workers. Grants were made to agencies, boards and homes for the aged, disabled and to minorities. The Association was also had its own family health program, and sponsored blood drives and family health workshops. It also joined the National Center for Voluntary Action.
Philanthropically, Forsberg and childhood friend Markus Näslund founded Icebreakers, an organization that brings together professional ice hockey players for exhibition games to raise money for charities. In late 2010, Forsberg became engaged to fellow Swede Nicole Nordin in Paris. In June 2012, the couple had their first child, a son. In September 2014, their second child, a daughter, was born.
After her departure from The Young and the Restless, Bell founded the production company Vitameatavegamin Productions. She is a professor at Harvard University in their Extension Program. She is involved philanthropically in arts education organizations and is the former chair of PS Arts, The Museum of Contemporary Art and for a decade Americans For The Arts National Arts Awards and other organizations.
After working as the family's nanny, Garces worked with Williams as his personal assistant on films such as Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) and Dead Poets Society (1989). She was later the producer for several of Williams's films. Together, they founded a film production company, Blue Wolf Productions, in 1991. Garces Williams has been involved philanthropically with organizations such as Doctors Without Borders and Seacology.
Morani eventually returned to WMCP where she became involved in higher education. She began by giving lectures and worked her way up the ranks to become a full professor over a span of 27 years. Having maintained a strong passion in both surgery and art throughout the course of her life, Morani was successful in incorporating both into her lectures. Morani was philanthropically and politically active.
Therapeutic touch, stated Kunz, has its origin from ancient Yogic texts written in Sanskrit, which describe it as a pranic healing method. The technique is taught in approximately eighty colleges and universities in the U.S., and in more than seventy countries. Kunz philanthropically directed her clairvoyance towards helping physicians in complicated medical cases,Von Braschler, Natural Pet Healing: Our Psychic, Spiritual Connection, 2003. pp. 2,3. .
Maxson was married to Margaret Paulson and then to Sally Stocker. He had one daughter, Margaret DeGolyer (Peggy) Maxson. While he is best known for his work in the development of the modern rock concert, his own preference was for classical music, about which he had an encyclopedic knowledge. He was active philanthropically with the Museum of the American Railroad in Frisco, Texas and the Dallas Arboretum.
Ovitz is the daughter of Hollywood mogul Michael Ovitz. Her brother is Chris Ovitz, co- founder of video sharing app Viddy. She is active philanthropically in animal welfare for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and the Humane Society of the United States. She co-chaired the 2013 HSUS ‘To the Rescue’ gala with Georgina Bloomberg and Amanda Hearst.
Usher has philanthropically supported the University of Pittsburgh's Swanson School of Engineering's Industrial Engineering Learning Center and, among other programs, has created the endowed position of U.S. Steel Dean of Engineering at the university, and have established the Sandra and Thomas Usher Endowed Chair in Melanoma at the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. He is married to his wife, Sandra, a fellow Pitt alumnus, and has three children.
Katherine Buildings were model dwellings in Cartwright Street, Aldgate, London, the first project of the philanthropically-motivated East End Dwellings Company. The block was built during 1884, and opened in 1885 as model apartments for the working class. There were 628 single rooms with shared cooking and sanitary facilities, plus a top floor for the very poorest families.website of St George in the East The buildings were named after the philanthropist Catherine Courtney.
Philanthropically, Gore has supported The Arthur Miller Foundation with a grant to provide theater educators in NYC Public Schools. In 2017, Gore raised $500,000 for Hurricane Maria relief in Puerto Rico by producing a benefit performance of Thornton Wilder's Our Town starring Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans. It was announced in September 2018 that JGO pledged $100,000 to the T. Fellowship at Columbia University, a program that fosters new creative producers.
A "Name the Team" contest yielded the name "Wizards." Pollin supported the Washington, D.C. community philanthropically, including a 1988 partnership with businessman Melvin Cohen to award college scholarships to 59 fifth-graders in Seat Pleasant, Maryland. Beginning in 2002, an award called "The Pollin Award" has been awarded annually in his honor. People are chosen for the Pollin Award based on their dedication to the Washington, D.C. community and the impact they have on it.
Rales has expressed a strong desire to spend his money philanthropically, saying to the Washington Post in 2018, "When we go, there's not going to be money bestowed on children and grandchildren in any meaningful way. This is about reallocating the money we had the good fortune of making to other causes." Rales is the president of the National Gallery of Art and is a former board member of the Hirshhorn Museum.
Elaine cites one of her inspirations being the creation two years previous of ProPublica, a nonprofit organisation based in New York with a similar remit, also funded philanthropically."Investigative Bureau Tries to Make Up for British News Cutbacks", The New York Times, 4 April 2010. Accessed 26 September 2015. Additional support came in the forms of subsidised office space from City University"'I want to see the decomposing corpse,' says bureau chief", The Independent, 23 October 2011.
As a musician, Victor Salvi played under some of the best known conductors of the twentieth century, including Dimitri Mitropoulos, Arturo Toscanini, and Bruno Walter. As a businessman, Salvi merged markets between his Europe-based Salvi Harps and the United States company Lyon & Healy, which he acquired in 1987. As an engineer, Salvi is responsible for the largest modern progressions of the instrument. Philanthropically, he has sponsored multiple competitions, concerts, as well as commissioning harp compositions.
Yu serves on the board of trustees of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the board of directors of Tipping Point Community. Yu is also active philanthropically at his alma mater, Stanford University, where he "made a significant commitment to undergraduate scholarships" and "is volunteering as a member of the School of Engineering Advisory Council and the School of Earth Sciences Task Force." He previously served on the boards of directors of the UCSF Medical Foundation, and BUILD.
In later life she would become a household name as Lucy, Lady Houston. When Fred died of drink in 1883 he left her £6,000 a year, much to the disgust of his family. Following the death of the second Michael Bass in 1884, his son Michael Arthur Bass, later the 1st Baron Burton, took the reins. Both Michael Thomas Bass and his son Lord Burton were philanthropically inclined, making extensive charitable donations to the towns of Burton and Derby.
Koenig had stated that the core values of non-profit work are reflected in SwellPath's company culture. This was evidenced in a number of philanthropically-oriented projects. Up until June 2010, SwellPath was involved in Web Analytics Demystified's Analysis Exchange program, in which mentors and students work together to help non-profits and NGOs with web analytics. In November 2012, SwellPath partnered with interactive agency, Blue Collar Interactive, to offer $100,000 in agency services to a qualified startup and "energize a passionate business that needs our help".
In 1955, Factor took over the Stardust Hotel, though he was probably a figurehead for other Chicago mob figures, such as Paul Ricca, Tony "Big Tuna" Accardo, Murray Humphreys and Sam "Momo" Giancana. He sold the hotel for $7 million in 1962 or 1963. Factor became politically and philanthropically active, and was the largest donor to John F. Kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign. In late 1962, after an investigation spearheaded by Robert F. Kennedy, Factor was scheduled to be deported, but received a presidential pardon.
Support for businesses will include help in improving leadership skills, accessing a network of advisers and raising finance. In early July 2015 it was reported and later confirmed by Coutu that she would be curtailing her angel investing activities in favour of investing philanthropically in charitable endeavours in the future via Founders4Schools, a charity to improve the employability of young people. In 2017, Founders4Schools launched their work experience service for 16–24-year olds, Workfinder. Workfinder is a TripAdvisor-style app to easily connect young people with fast-growing companies across the UK.
The Fraternity House of Beta Theta Pi with the mark of The 21 Society. The 21 Society announced its founding on June 21, 1999, citing "direct challenge(s) to student self-governance" and wanting to unify students to engage with the challenges of the 21st century. Since its inception, the 21 Society has contributed philanthropically to a variety of groups, including the Center for Politics and corporate sponsorship of charitable causes organized by students. The group has occasionally offered politically oriented messages centering on issues of student self-governance and the promotion of the university’s honor system.
The company raised $65 million from venture capital firms including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Institutional Venture Partners. Forbes magazine named Inspirato one of "America’s Most Promising Companies" in November 2011 and Robb Report included the club in its "Best of the Best 2012" list. On May 16, 2012, 16 months after opening, Inspirato announced it had acquired nearly 2,000 club members. The company has also been active philanthropically, helping raise over $1.5 million, as of August 2012, for nonprofit organizations, schools and hospitals across the country by providing vacation homes for auction at fundraising events.
91% of people who identify themselves as religious are likely to give to charity but only 66% of people who do not. The religious giving sector is just as likely to give to secular programs as it is to religious causes. Brooks claims that those who think government should do more to redistribute income are less likely to give to charitable causes, and those who believe the government has less of a role to play in income redistribution tend to give more. Finally, he argues that couples who raise children are more likely to give philanthropically than those who do not.
Aleksandrowicz was born in Kraków in 1905 to a Jewish family. His father, Sinaj Zygmunt, the owner of a prominent paper wholesale business, was communally and philanthropically active as a member of the city council and one of the leaders of the Jewish community. His mother, Hela Rakower, was a descendant of one of the largest and long-standing Jewish families in Kraków. Aleksandrowicz studied in a Hebrew primary school and in a Polish high school, after which he was sent by his family for higher education at trade schools in Vienna and Basel to prepare him for the family business.
Stefano Ricci S.p.A. makes use of the eagle as an emblematic trait for the brand, which is found on merchandise as well as the store mannequins which display bronze eagle heads. The company engages philanthropically with the city of Florence; in 2012 it donated lighting for the Loggia dei Lanzi in Piazza della Signoria, in 2013 it funded the restoration of historic volumes on the Art of Silk and the Art of Wool from the Florence State Archive, and in 2014 it donated new lighting for the Ponte Vecchio. The company has partnered with Florence's museums for fashion events.
During her 5-year tenure as Vice-Chair for Research in Radiology, Lee helped build a research administrative infrastructure that enabled the department, previously unranked in NIH research funding, to reach the top 20. During that time, NYU Langone was also the first U.S. site to install a whole body 7 Tesla MRI scanner. In 2007, Lee became the inaugural Vice Dean for Science, Chief Scientific Officer and Senior Vice-President, serving as a member of NYU's executive leadership team. Initiatives as Chief Scientific Officer included establishing a new philanthropically-funded Neurosciences Institute and a new NIH-funded Center for Translational Science Institute (CTSI), upgrading core facilities, educational initiatives in grantsmanship, and establishment of a new Center for Health Informatics and Bioinformatics and a new Department of Statistics and Epidemiology.
The Society for the Prevention of Useless Giving (SPUG) was a campaign group in New York against pointless gifts at Christmas, and particularly against the exploitation of junior employees by their supervisors. It was founded in 1912 by the actress and socialite Eleanor Robson Belmont and Anne Morgan, daughter of J.P. Morgan, along with a few dozen women in New York City. Both of these ladies were rich and philanthropically inclined to improving the lot of working women in New York. The SPUG was established in response to what the women perceived to be unnecessary Christmas-related materialism, as well as the era’s custom of employees giving gifts to bosses and higher-ups in exchange for workplace favours. Frequently the gifts given were expensive, costing up to two weeks’ worth of wages.
Beginning in 1915, TFQ has been a prominent business serving the Shenandoah Valley, both commercially and philanthropically. Frazier Quarry is one of the largest family owned and operated quarries operating in the United States. The quarry was founded to function as a cornerstone to the region by providing crushed stone for new construction projects and helping to expedite the growth of the Shenandoah Valley. The crushed stone production from TFQ has remained a reliable mainstay in construction projects in the area, and through years of improving practices and setting systems in place, the crushed stone production is operating stably and the quarry has begun other initiatives to supply the Valley with high grade stone products. The most notable new direction is the production of “The Valley’s Own Bluestone” which has helped to resurrect the region’s architectural legacy of Bluestone construction by once again providing it from a local source.
Maurice Eden Paul was baptised 1 November 1865 at Sturminster Marshall, Dorset.Dorset, England, Church of England Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 He was educated at University College School and University College London; he continued his medical studies at London Hospital.Entry in The Labour who's who, 1927 In the mid-1880s he helped Beatrice Webb and Ella Pycroft run Katharine Buildings, model dwellings that were the first project of the philanthropically-motivated East End Dwellings Company,Norman Mackenzie, ed., The Letters of Sidney and Beatrice Webb: Volume 1, Apprenticeships 1873-1892, pgs. 46-7The Letters of Sidney and Beatrice Webb: Volume 3, Pilgrimage 1912-1947, pgs. 441-2 and in 1886 joined Charles Booth's Board of Statistical Inquiry investigating poverty in London.Rosemary O'Day and David Englander, Mr Charles Booth's inquiry: Life and labour of the people in London reconsidered, 1993, pg. 32 In 1890, he married Margaret Jessie Macdonald, née Boag, a ward sister at the London Hospital.