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Crunch Time For Nonprofits? A Panel Discussion

William Schambra
March 22, 2011

Welcome to a panel discussion of Crunch Time For Nonprofits?, co-sponsored by the Nonprofit Quarterly and the Hudson Institute’s Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal and the Center on Philanthropy.  Today’s discussion includes Tim Delaney and the Urban Institute’s Eugene Steuerle, along with Ivye Allen of the Foundation for the Mid South and Steven Malanga of the Manhattan Institute. Bradley Center Director William Schambra moderates the discussion.


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William Schambra

William Schambra is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute.

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