Wealthy L.A. philanthropists loosen grip on donations, shifting money toward social justice
More and more of L.A.'s institutional foundations have gotten behind the idea of trusting nonprofits to use increasing amounts of money as they see fit.
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More and more of L.A.'s institutional foundations have gotten behind the idea of trusting nonprofits to use increasing amounts of money as they see fit.
In the seven years that philanthropies have been working directly with county staff, $41.5 million in private funds have supported a wide range of public-private initiatives.
More and more of L.A.’s institutional foundations have gotten behind the idea of trusting nonprofits to use increasing amounts of money as they see fit.
In the seven years that philanthropies have been working directly with county staff, $41.5 million in private funds have supported a wide range of public-private initiatives.
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