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A Conversation withMarie Wilson by Allan R. Clyde Ms. Foundation for Women's Marie Wilson is the 2002 winner of the Robert W. Scrivner Award for Creative Grantmaking. 
FeatureMaking Welfare to Work Work by Allan R. Clyde How the McKnight Foundation won the first Paul Ylvisaker Award for Public Policy Engagement. 
CommentaryHorse Manure and Grantmaking by Jed Emerson Perhaps we're "working with the wrong end of the horse." 
Docket DebateThe Long & the Short of It by Elaine Gast When it comes to funding an organization, how long is long enough?
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Why I'm Suing the Federal Government by Madeline Lee This case is about curbing private philanthropy that doesn't agree with the views of the government. 
Two ViewsDonor-Advised Funds: A Tale from Two Cities by Stuart Appelbaum and Bryan Clontz Here's a look at the experiences of two community foundations.
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Looking Inward After Enron by Nancy R. Axelrod What can nonprofit leaders learn from the spectacle of Enron's ethical and legal problems? 
TechnologyTake a Bite Out of Spam by Martin B. Schneiderman Spam, spam, spam, e-mail and more spam. What to do? 
Cover StorySocial Change Philanthropy and How It's Done by Alison D. Goldberg There are many paths to social change. 
Research AnalysisWhat are the Alternatives? by Robert O. Bothwell Alternative funders are now a serious source of money for social change. 
ProfileGrantmaking from the Grassroots by Torie Osborn and Margarita Ramirez Liberty Hill Foundation's 25-year experiment. 
The BoardroomForm Follows Function by Sandra R. Hughes How committees and task forces help your board. 
Good IdeaTraffic, Weather, and the Local Grant Report by Darlene M. Siska The Philanthropic Ventures Foundation's president appears regularly on TV.
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