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 September/October 2005 Volume 46, Number 5 Final Issue: Volume 47 Number 4 |
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FeaturePhilanthropy in Paradise by Alfred L. Castle Hawaii has a centuries-old track record of identifying problems and crafting solutions through family philanthropy. 
Cover StoryFunder's Little Shop of Horrors by Lee Draper Here are numerous testimonies about misguided attempts at nonprofit capacity building. 
FeatureThe New Conversation for Capacity Building by Gerald R. Solomon Looking beyond institutionalized definitions can help the nonprofit sector reshape its approach to capacity building. 
FeatureShifting Focus by Betsy Martin Canadian community foundations aim to change systems, institutions and attitudes through social justice grantmaking. 
FeatureBeyond Diversity by Rebecca Arno and Dean Prina and Lauren Casteel and David Miller The Denver Foundations Expanding Nonprofit Inclusiveness Initiative is working to move past diversity to inclusiveness. 
FeaturePerpetuating Community Philanthropy by Wes Freeland and Gloria Royal Heres how one foundation used innovation to stimulate community economic growth. 
FeatureThe Cost of Sticking Your Neck Out by Stuart Appelbaum Think taking a stand on controversial issues negatively affects a community foundations fundraising and fund creation? Think again. 
Q&AQ&A with New Council on Foundations President and CEO Steve Gunderson by Allan R. Clyde FN&C interviews the newly appointed Council president and CEO. 
From the PresidentThe Council Needs You by Colburn S. Wilbur The Council on Foundations interim president reaches out to members for input on continued growth and impact. 
Legal BriefEncouraging Tourism for Economic Development by Jane C. Nober Is it charitable or not? Here's some guidance.
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MicroEdge by Heather Peeler The MicroEdge Solutions Conference is offered not only for interaction with clients and non-clients alike, but also to further extend the companys customer service. 
Good IdeaThe Power of Philanthropy by Yarice Hidalgo The Puerto Rico Community Foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary by leaving a legacy to the world.
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