Individuals and the private sector are now presumed able to fulfill almost entirely the philanthropic functions previously shared with government.
Because of Southampton Town rules and wear and tear to the property, they are holding only four philanthropic functions this season.
She has worked across 8 different communication and PR roles in her tenure, taking her from Oregon to NYC to Amsterdam and from consumer to corporate to philanthropic functions.
He bristled at the idea that Mr. Milken's philanthropic efforts were solely a function trying to restore his reputation.
Laura Arrislaga-Andreessen is the founder and president of the Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen Foundation, a private operating foundation that functions as a philanthropic innovation lab.
However, in response to federal, state, and local policy initiatives, as well as philanthropic investments, the roles and functions of after-school programs are expanding to include services targeted to low-income children and adolescents with the aim of improving academic achievement and narrowing the achievement gap.
Fielder's business venture functions as equal parts philanthropic effort and performance art piece, or as he describes it, "an outdoor apparel company that openly promotes the true story of the Holocaust".
Fielder's business venture functions as equal parts philanthropic effort and performance art piece, or as he describes it, "an outdoor apparel company that openly promotes the true story of the Holocaust".
It demanded the ban be overturned, because "the LMSS serves a vital function in the social, academic and philanthropic areas of medical student life".
It adds: "The LMSS serves a vital function in the social, academic and philanthropic areas of medical student life and, as such, its members are not going to let this happen".
