A new fund-raising survey shows mixed results for giving to colleges and other educational nonprofit organizations in the first nine months of 2010, compared with the same period last year. According to the survey, which was conducted by Indiana University’s Center on Philanthropy, GuideStar, and four other organizations, 38 percent of educational charities saw an increase in giving, while 34 percent reported a decrease and 28 percent reported no change. The study, which looked at all nonprofit sectors, found signs of optimism for year-end giving as well as daunting financial challenges for many organizations, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports.
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One Response to Fund Raising Is Still a Challenge for Many Colleges, Survey Finds
chuckkle - May 9, 2011 at 11:40 am
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Are they revolutionary, or just plain exploitative, gratuitously violent, indulgent, and vile?”
I haven’t read the book, but isn’t there a difference between the French films mentioned and say the US Saw or Hostel series which are more commonly seen as “torture porn” and gratuitous or titillating in their use of extreme violence?
Chuck Kleinhans