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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"philanthropic gifts"”.

  1. “Impact is our true North”: a relational approach to the global distribution of U.S. foundations’ philanthropic gifts

    … American foundations decide to distribute their philanthropic gifts to internationally-oriented causes and nongovernmental organizations. Amid myriad pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges spanning the globe, there is increased demand for financial assistance from private …

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  2. Reasons, Goals, and Incentives for Corporate Philanthropy to Arts Organizations

    … how the process works in order to help secure philanthropic dollars. Corporations need to understand the results of the process so that they can more effectively achieve the goals for their philanthropic programs. According to Erving Goffman’s (1959) impression management theory, individuals …

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  3. Caring Without Sharing: Philanthropy's Creation and Destruction of the Common World

    … build and care for the common world, where philanthropic gifts create and maintain enduring spaces and institutions that allow the public realm to be the domain of appearance and plurality. Hannah Arendt translates <em>philanthropia</em> as “a readiness to share the world with other men.” …

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  4. Comparison of alumni donors and alumni nondonors on selected demographic, educational and involvement factors

    This study compared College of Agriculture (COA) alumni of a research university (RU/VH) in the Southern U.S. on selected demographic characteristics and contact information by whether or not the alumni are donors to the university. The target population was COA graduates from 1862 Land Grant …

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