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Reflecting on a long year, and hoping you'll "Take 10"
Reflecting on a long year, and hoping you'll "Take 10"

It's been a long year.  I seem to say it every year despite the fact that they're really all the same length. 

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Staying the Course: The Need for Mission-Driven Spending in Turbulent Times
Staying the Course: The Need for Mission-Driven Spending in Turbulent Times

It is board meeting season in philanthropy, and on many board agendas is the important decision of how much to pay out in the coming year.

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