Philanthropy rebounds with 2013 top gifts led by Zuckerberg
The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports 2013 saw more $100 million plus gifts and total donations over 3.4 billion from the wealthiest donors. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan gave 18 million Facebook shares valued at over 990 million to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. Nike founder Philip Knight and Penelope Knight pledged 500 million to Oregon Health and Science University Foundation. Michael Bloomberg donated 350 million to Johns Hopkins University.
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Top donors in 2013 gifts list from Chronicle of Philanthropy
The Chronicle of Philanthropy lists ten major gifts for 2013. Notable donors include Mark Zuckerberg giving 992.2 million to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation and Phil Knight pledging 500 million to the Oregon Health and Science University Foundation.
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Oils' Pick Middle of the Map Fest 2014 Highlights
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Forrester’s World is a Beautiful Place picks and Mardi Gras week
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