This report examines the impact of a broader range of operating charateristics on the spending patterns of the 10,000 largest independent, corporate, and community foundations by giving. It provides an overview of the composition of expenses of the three types of foundations and documents how major differences in foundations' operating characteristics have an impact on their expense levels. The appendices include the methodology of the study, the list of variables as well as benchmarking tables
There has been growing coverage by the press and the accounting profession about how nonprofits repo...
Over 31,000 private foundations reported $16.4 billion in revenue for 1985, out of which they disbur...
© 2016 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. Using data from 594 foundations in China, this paper examines...
Foundation type, size, staffing patterns, and operating activities are the key factors that consiste...
This brief presents key findings from the latest report of the Foundation Expenses and Compensation ...
Understanding Foundation Expenses: Focus on Illinois defines and delineates charitable (programrelat...
The desire of individual donors and institutional funders to know how their money is spent, along wi...
Abstract—Public officials have recently sought increased regulations of financial disclosure of char...
Private and community foundations in the USA benefit from a favorable tax treatment, at the same tim...
This dissertation examines the impact of trustee compensation and founding family control on foundat...
Nonprofits that compete for charitable contributions often question which are the most effective fac...
abstract: Monetary contributions are a main interest for non-governmental organizations. This study ...
The problem that we were trying to research was the effect on donations to non-profit organizations ...
There has been growing coverage by the press and the accounting profession about how nonprofits repo...
The primary objective of this study is to test whether there is any difference in performance betwee...
There has been growing coverage by the press and the accounting profession about how nonprofits repo...
Over 31,000 private foundations reported $16.4 billion in revenue for 1985, out of which they disbur...
© 2016 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. Using data from 594 foundations in China, this paper examines...
Foundation type, size, staffing patterns, and operating activities are the key factors that consiste...
This brief presents key findings from the latest report of the Foundation Expenses and Compensation ...
Understanding Foundation Expenses: Focus on Illinois defines and delineates charitable (programrelat...
The desire of individual donors and institutional funders to know how their money is spent, along wi...
Abstract—Public officials have recently sought increased regulations of financial disclosure of char...
Private and community foundations in the USA benefit from a favorable tax treatment, at the same tim...
This dissertation examines the impact of trustee compensation and founding family control on foundat...
Nonprofits that compete for charitable contributions often question which are the most effective fac...
abstract: Monetary contributions are a main interest for non-governmental organizations. This study ...
The problem that we were trying to research was the effect on donations to non-profit organizations ...
There has been growing coverage by the press and the accounting profession about how nonprofits repo...
The primary objective of this study is to test whether there is any difference in performance betwee...
There has been growing coverage by the press and the accounting profession about how nonprofits repo...
Over 31,000 private foundations reported $16.4 billion in revenue for 1985, out of which they disbur...
© 2016 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. Using data from 594 foundations in China, this paper examines...