Donors seek help amid flood of charities and ratings
Donors face a growing array of guides to evaluating charities as the Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance and the American Institute of Philanthropy publish reports and grades. They stress spending at least 65 to 75 percent of expenditures on programs, not fundraising or administration, among major groups.
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New York
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Better Business Bureau
Wise Giving Alliance
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Education reforms create windfall for tutoring firms
Private tutoring and test prep companies see a potential multibillion dollar gain as No Child Left Behind requires public schools to offer tutoring remedial services. Princeton Review reports 2,000 client schools for its K-12 division while Sylvan Learning Systems notes rising demand from districts expanding extended day programs.
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Bush
Princeton Review
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Sylvan Learning Systems
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