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May 24, 2013

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NPQ Newswire:

American Greed Features Interaction of Fraud and Philanthropy…and Rick Cohen

Boy Scouts Vote to Allow Gay Scouts; Ban for Gay Leaders Lives On

NCRP: Operating Grants from Foundations Way Up; Multi-Year Giving Down

Social Enterprise: L3C Receives $3m Investment for Organic Milk Coop

Has CAP Been Compromised by Corporate Concerns?

Oh, SNAP! Vitter’s Food Stamp Amendment has Deeper Consequences

Kresge Provides $1.1M to Build Management of Urban Native American Centers

Young Toledo Residents Enjoy Philanthropy While Making an Impact

Dr. Phil on an Exclusionary Boy Scouts: How’s That Working for Ya?

Judge Orders County to Release Health Foundation Documents

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