Word: nonprofit
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BORN: April 1, 1957, The Bronx, N.Y. EDUCATION: Swarthmore College, B.A., 1979; Yale U, J.D., 1982 FAMILY: Wife, Lori; two children RELIGION: Jewish MILITARY: None OCCUPATION: Lawyer; nonprofit-organization executive POLITICAL CAREER: Florida House, 1983-92; U.S. House, 1992- ADDRESS: P.O. Box 817689, Hollywood...
...crime victims' rights and a balanced state budget, Zakas says irs reform will be a priority if he is elected; he wants to make it easier for taxpayers to recover costs resulting from irs errors, reform the rules on deducting home-office expenses, and simplify filing procedures for nonprofit organizations...
...process is profit; without that incentive, the owner of the business would not and should not be concerned with the business. True commercial co-cooperatives can easily be included among such legitimate businesses (at least until competing claims on profit or loss force its disintegration). Even nonprofit organizations (like the University) believe it is in their best interest to maximize their capital through private investments...
HAROLD ROSEN, 81; LOUISVILLE, KY.; crime-prevention activist A former real estate executive, Rosen in 1986 founded pro-power, a volunteer group of fellow retirees who act as consultants to more than 200 nonprofit agencies. Since 1993 he has focused its efforts on Project KidCare, a national child- photo-identification program targeted at parents to prevent and aid in missing-children cases. Says Rosen: "I'm a father, grandfather and great-grandfather, so children's safety is close to my heart...
Working with New York State and nonprofit groups, the two men have developed a promising design manual--now circulating nationwide--for building small, affordable efficiency units for the mentally ill homeless. The concept is "low tech, low budget," says Gran, but it uses "materials, colors and space to create a pleasing, comfortable, noninstitutional environment." Residents living in New York City prototypes give them thumbs...