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PBHA is an independent, nonprofit corporation, autonomous from the University. However, Harvard pays the salaries of its 10 staff members, making it awkward when the University's and PBHA's interests conflict...
...federal agencies. In return, the charity provided such services as battered-women's shelters, day care, home care for the elderly, foster care and adoption services, employment training, services for the homeless and assistance for people with aids. Most other large charities concerned with the poor (as opposed to nonprofit cultural or advocacy groups, which are sometimes also called charities) get somewhat less government money than the Catholic group, but the average probably still exceeds 31% of their total annual budgets. According to Alan Abramson of the Aspen Institute, the congressional cuts could cost American for-the-poor charities...
Bond is currently the president of the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, a Durham, North Carolina-based foundation established to support medical research and education. She also served for 12 years as executive officer of the Institute of Medicine, a nonprofit organization in Washington...
...would not cite any specific ideas, but said that the Brattle is seeking to merge with another exhibitor or a nonprofit arts organization or to form its own nonprofit company...
...Ford Foundation--a private, nonprofit institution--has an endowment of $7 billion, which it uses to fund innovative individuals and institutions who undertake projects devoted to democracy, international cooperation and human achievement...