Nonprofit Newswire | July 2, 2010

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Unusual Fundraiser Well Worth Watching

July 1; The Portlander | A Portland, Oregon nonprofit plans to live-stream a 30-hour telethon.—Bruce Trachtenberg

Favorable Ratings for Health Reform on the Rise

July 1; Kaiser Polls | As the U.S. recovers from the rancor of the debate around health care reform and begins implementation, public opinion is warming to the measure.—Ruth McCambridge

Worth of Buffett Pledge to Gates Waaay up in 2010

July 1; Seattle Times | An increase in Berkshire Hathaway stock has led to a $1.62 billion pledge.—Ruth McCambridge

Strange Bed Fellows: Pepsico and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

July 1; AlterNet.com | The relationships between fast food companies and anti-obesity efforts are coming under increasing scrutiny.—Ruth McCambridge

Pittsburgh Promise Scholarship Raises $11.3 M in Year

July 1; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | The fund will leverage an additional $7.6 million from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.—Rick Cohen

NM Court Rules Advocacy Groups Need Not Register as PACs

June 30; New Mexico Independent | The ruling defeated the efforts of the state's Attorney General to limit the organizations’ public policy advocacy rights.—Rick Cohen

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