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You don't see nonprofit acquisitions every day. I hope we see more, but they're hard to structure since they can often lead to one executive staff losing their jobs.
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Seth Godin looks at money as motivation. Many people believe that wealthy donors give to charity to save taxes. This is actually totally illogically since even with the tax deduction they still end up with less money than they had before making the gift.
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Recent Comments
- Dan Pallotta: George, You’re correct that the term needs a good definition. I’ve always thought of it as...
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Press Coverage
- 6/10/09 – Chronicle of Philanthropy: Parsing Giving USA’s Numbers: a Calamity or a Relief? The Chronicle of Philanthropy highlights Sean’s analysis of the newly released national charitable giving statistics for 2008.
- 6/9/09 – Chronicle of Philanthropy: Gates Foundation and Unsolicited Gifts The Chronicle of Philanthropy quotes Sean on his take on the implications of the Gates Foundation receiving unsolicited donations.
- 6/2/09 – Alliance Magazine: 2009 Council on Foundations conference Sean wrote a brief report on the 2009 Council on Foundations conference with input from Dien Yuen.
- 6/1/09 – Journal of Financial Planning: Charitable Giving in Down Times Sean is quoted in this story on why charitable lead trusts are good planning tools in a bear market.
- 5/8/09 – San Francisco Business Times: Web site promotes candid reviews of nonprofits A profile of the charity review web site Great Nonprofits quotes Sean commenting on their potential and one big hurdle.
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