The donation will be made through the Hornets' charitable foundation.
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And why, years ago, I created my own charitable foundation.
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She is the chairwoman of HELP USA, a charitable foundation.
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Pence had a "towel charm" business and a charitable foundation.
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But Clinton also offered a robust defense of his charitable foundation.
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Redstone instead directed those assets to his charitable foundation, they said.
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Ms. Marzotto helped found a charitable foundation to fight the disease.
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He and his wife also run the Law Family Charitable Foundation.
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It is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the former mayor's charitable foundation.
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The family's charitable foundation gives scholarships to students of Cuban descent.
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He's screwed small contractors in his business dealings and bought dumb presents for himself with money from his charitable foundation — a charitable foundation, by the way, that appears to have been managed by a team of gerbils.
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Deripaska will also donate part of his stake to a charitable foundation.
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The Garland Fund was in many respects an unusually good charitable foundation.
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Boyce's family has launched a charitable foundation titled the Cameron Boyce Foundation.
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Did Trump use his now-defunct charitable foundation to avoid paying taxes?
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He's also pledged to shut down the charitable foundation bearing his name.
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He gave another $350,000 worth of Retrophin stock to his charitable foundation.
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In other words, Trump was using his charitable foundation to enrich himself.
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Trump said he wants to shut down his so-called charitable foundation.
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He started a charitable foundation that has provided scholarships to thousands of students.
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Sorokin also insisted that she had legitimate plans to create a charitable foundation.
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The former president has been active with his charitable foundation since leaving office.
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He just announced he is setting up a charitable foundation and investment fund.
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"I was a peace activist and had run a charitable foundation," he said.
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He will now focus on managing his own money and his $390m charitable foundation.
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Uranium One interests reportedly contributed $85033 million to Bill and Hillary Clinton's charitable foundation.
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Clinton, instead hammering away at her State Department tenure and her family's charitable foundation.
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Clinton's involvement in the Uranium One deal and donations to her family's charitable foundation.
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The Alibaba founder will donate 100 million yuan ($14.5 million) through his charitable foundation.
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It is free to military veterans and fully funded by the PGA's charitable foundation.
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These days, he says he splits time evenly between his businesses and charitable foundation.
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An investigation by the office recently forced the closure of Mr. Trump's charitable foundation.
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Through its charitable foundation, it has recently invested $40,000 to improve the academy's training facilities.
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The Gates structured a 2018 letter for their charitable foundation in a Q&A format.
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Additional funding is provided by Clare McKeon and the Dr. Lee MacCormick Edwards Charitable Foundation.
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The Firefighters Charitable Foundation accepts donations to support volunteer fire stations and helps wildfire victims.
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Only, it later transpired, about half the cash was retained by Mr Trump's charitable foundation.
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The May 25 meeting is being organised by a church group and Obama's charitable foundation.
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The Trump campaign said any money raised would first go to Trump's family charitable foundation.
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The Windgate Charitable Foundation donated $15 million to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
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His books, charitable foundation and speaking engagements extend his reach well beyond the television set.
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The charitable foundation seeks to improve education and help solve global poverty and health issues.
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They subsequently promised to match the $700,000 donated by their company's charitable foundation, Forbes reported.
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Top donors include the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, David Koch and Koch Industries Inc.
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Trump established the charitable foundation in 1988, but it runs no programs of its own.
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Saturday's report comes just days after Trump's son Eric suspended operations at his own charitable foundation.
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It also will still hand out 7.5 percent of pretax profits to the company's charitable foundation.
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He eventually returned to the platform, tweeting primarily from the handle dedicated to his charitable foundation.
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He also set up a fake charitable foundation, falsely claiming he had ties to the Vatican.
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Creative Capital and the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation announced the recipients of its Performing Artist Awards.
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City, state and federal prosecutors in New York continue investigating his business, charitable foundation and inauguration.
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Years later, in 2001, Prince married Manuela Testolini Nelson, a former employee at his charitable foundation.
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President Trump is beginning to take steps to dissolve his charitable foundation, NBC News reported Monday.
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The Gatsby Charitable Foundation said that Luke Potter, its Africa programs director, was among the casualties.
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This figure represents $80 billion in net worth and $40 billion controlled by their charitable foundation.
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Whitman's family does have its own charitable foundation, which has more than $100 million in assets.
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Daniel Ziff also donated between $50,001 and $100,000 to the Clinton family's charitable foundation in 2015.
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He stepped away from the game to focus on his new charitable foundation, Birdies 4 Bipolar.
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He also highlighted Slim's previous donations to the Clinton Foundation, the charitable foundation of his opponent's family.
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The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health and by the Eleanor Schwartz Charitable Foundation.
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Lowe-Anker established the Alex Lowe Charitable Foundation in 1999 in the memory of her first husband.
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The charitable foundation has already topped more than $23 million in donations from members of the public.
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While a member of the Ravens, Heap's charitable foundation raised money to help sick and disadvantaged children.
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A Wilson aide said the candidate gave out $300,000 to 2,000 people through his nonprofit charitable foundation.
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As part of a settlement, the charitable foundation paid $158,20163 to a foundation run by Mr. Greenberg.
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The New York State attorney general's office filed a scathingly worded lawsuit against President Trump's charitable foundation.
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One day after leaving the organization, Markle and Prince Harry applied to trademark their own charitable foundation.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have applied to trademark the name of their charitable foundation, Sussex Royal.
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The manufacturer, Ace Specialties, is owned by Christl Mahfouz, a board member on Eric Trump's charitable foundation.
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Some lottery winners set up their own charitable foundation and donate a portion of their windfall to it.
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Some lottery winners set up their own charitable foundation and donate a portion of their winnings to it.
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He launched a charitable foundation, he established his presidential library, and he made big bucks on speaking tours.
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In a 2018 letter for their charitable foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates answered some questions they get often.
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After close consultations with the Broere Charitable Foundation, the jury has decided to cancel The Vincent Award 2016.
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Bill Gates donated 64m Microsoft shares, worth $4.6bn, to the charitable foundation he runs with his wife, Melinda.
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Trump's charitable foundation appears to have routinely spent money for Trump's personal benefit in violation of the rules.
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Republicans in Congress have already vowed to lead investigations of Clinton's email practices and her family charitable foundation.
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He also spent time with supporters discussing plans for his presidential library and charitable foundation in the city.
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That year, the unidentified UK charitable foundation agreed to invest $200 million in one of those investment funds.
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Or a startup co-founder might set up a charitable foundation that makes a difference in your life.
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Last week, it was announced that they were splitting from the charitable foundation the two couples had shared.
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Try getting a decision-maker at a large charitable foundation on the phone for an open, exploratory conversation.
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The Book Industry Charitable Foundation, a resource for booksellers experiencing a financial emergency, is taking and matching donations.
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A spokesman for her charitable foundation confirmed the death, at a hospital, but did not specify the cause.
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Tax filings show her charitable foundation had assets of more than $11 million at the end of 2017.
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In a CNN interview on Tuesday, Schneiderman said his office had now brought Trump's charitable foundation under scrutiny.
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One of the ways to reduce the amount forked over in taxes is to set up a charitable foundation.
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Trump's family business, his charitable foundation, his 2016 campaign and his actions as president all face active criminal investigations.
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Prosecutors could look into whether Trump's charitable foundation committed fraud related to the auctioning of a portrait of him.
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At the time the pair said they planned to spend more time on their charitable foundation and philanthropic interests.
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More recently, Schneiderman has announced a probe into whether Trump's charitable foundation abided by New York non-profit laws.
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Let&aposs sell it out to some Russian billionaires and take a bunch of cash for our charitable foundation.
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He no longer works at Platinum but remains a client, according to 2014 tax filings for his charitable foundation.
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Both HAL's public documents and the website of their charitable foundation refer to family members only by their initials.
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" The Post said one of the things Trump did with other people's money was fund his charitable foundation. "Mr.
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While with the Ravens, Heap also ran a charitable foundation that raised money to help sick and disadvantaged children.
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The suit accused the president of more than a decade of "persistent illegal conduct" related to his charitable foundation.
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We are developing a charitable foundation so that she can continue to impact others as she has always done.
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One "charitable foundation" run by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was estimated in 2013 to control $95 billion in assets.
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Three-quarters of his estate would go into a charitable foundation benefiting homeless people, veterans and people with disabilities.
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Winfrey donated a small share of her stock proceeds to the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation, according to the filing.
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Representatives at the Sands Corporation and Adelson's charitable foundation did not respond to requests for comment about the donations.
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Using a charitable foundation as a way to fund patients' drug copays, leading to a $24 million settlement against Pfizer.
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In New York, tax officials had already been looking into whether Trump or his charitable foundation misrepresented their tax liability.
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In 2014, the charitable foundation that he and his wife, Alexandra, manage gave $110,000 to the Bruce Museum in Greenwich.
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"I think that having a [charitable] foundation has helped me now, in learning how to compartmentalize my time," Watt says.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in the process of trademarking Sussex Royal, the name of their upcoming charitable foundation.
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Her family has set up a charitable foundation to help refugees, with a particular focus on preventing violence against women.
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Clinton and her family's charitable foundation agreed to a set of rules once she became secretary of State in 2009.
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Not so in China, where the door had yet to open for private companies looking to register as a charitable foundation.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will establish their own new charitable foundation with transitional operating support from The Royal Foundation.
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The Eva Perón charitable foundation, run by the president's wife, shipped 230 tonnes of relief supplies to the war-battered Japanese.
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In December, Trump announced plans to dissolve his charitable foundation in order to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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They say he created a fake non-profit, charitable foundation which served as a front to launder the payments from parents.
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Some Republicans have said Hillary Clinton's State Department approved the deal after her husband's charitable foundation received a $145 million donation.
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AMAR International Charitable Foundation, an NGO, has built state-of-the-art medical centres in two camps in the Dohuk region.
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When Schwan died, a portion of that wealth went to the charitable foundation that he created the year before his death.
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This month, the J.J. Watt Charitable Foundation also gave $10,000 to a middle school in Baytown, Texas, to buy athletic equipment.
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With a $450,000 budget, it has funding commitments from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Howard Gilman Foundation and American Express.
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The single largest investor was a charitable foundation linked to Louis M. Bacon's hedge fund and investment firm, Moore Capital Management.
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Days after the election, Wintour apologized to Trump after she was overheard disparaging him and his charitable foundation on a train.
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She previously served as the chief financial officer of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's massive charitable foundation.
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In a statement released by his charitable foundation Friday, Ma said he worked to collect the scarce medical supplies for weeks.
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This isn't intended to be a profit center: The chain said it is donating the proceeds to the company's charitable foundation.
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With his wife, Myra, he also oversaw the Robert and Myra Kraft Family Foundation and the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation.
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CNN reported that Michael Cohen met Wednesday with state and federal law enforcement officials investigating President Trump's business and charitable foundation.
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The pair work full time as senior royals, and even plan to start their own charitable foundation, Sussex Royal, in 2020.
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He's spent recent years as co-chair of the Wallace Global Fund, a charitable foundation focusing on climate change and other issues.
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The company said the agreement does not cover allegations relating to Questcor's charitable foundation activities, only the company's sales and marketing activities.
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His charitable foundation, Fundacion Amancio Ortega, has invested millions in projects such as opening kindergartens in the region and training local schoolteachers.
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With numbers like that, it should come as no surprise that league's charitable foundation is on a mission to serve itself first.
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Global charitable foundation Wellcome has announced a £2.4 million ($3.2 million) investment in a project to track the worldwide impact of superbugs.
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And at once, the meandering address turned sharply, and without prompting, to his charitable foundation, a magnet for criticism in recent weeks.
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Bill Gates' charitable foundation is putting up $10 million to fund ideas aimed at improving education and eradicating poverty, among other causes.
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Before he was a candidate, Trump's charitable foundation donated at least $10,000 to Project Veritas, according to CNN and The Washington Post.
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The Rockefeller Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation each provided $1 million grants.
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Major donors to the Federalist Society include the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, David H. Koch, Koch Industries and the Chevron Corporation.
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Unlike Gates who has dedicated his post-CEO career to his charitable foundation, Bezos is quite publicly skeptical and cagey about philanthropy.
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In September 2014, McIlroy's charitable foundation was named tournament benefactor, and as host he took on the task of elevating the field.
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Other ongoing investigations and litigation are focusing on issues including his businesses and financial dealings, personal conduct, charitable foundation and inaugural committee.
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On Friday, Ms. James's office sent letters instructing the N.R.A. and affiliated entities, including its charitable foundation, to preserve relevant financial records.
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Other continuing investigations and litigation are focusing on issues including his businesses and financial dealings, personal conduct, charitable foundation and inaugural committee.
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Trump donated to their political campaigns and charitable foundation, and "hosted a somewhat reluctant Bill and Hillary" at his third wedding in 2005.
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In tribute of the bright life he lived, his family has launched a charitable foundation in his honor, PEOPLE exclusively announced on Monday.
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Setting up a charitable foundation or similar entity in the year you receive your jackpot winnings can help reduce your immediate tax burden.
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SINCE 2009 Bill Gates has written an annual open letter setting out priorities for the charitable foundation he leads with his wife, Melinda.
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It was commissioned for Jerwood/FVU Awards 2017: Neither One Thing or Another, supported by Jerwood Charitable Foundation and Film and Video Umbrella.
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She also serves on the board of directors for Adventist Health White Memorial Medical Center Charitable Foundation and the California State Parks Foundation.
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Previously, she was the program director for the African Health Initiative and the child well-being program at the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
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"The rules are clear: a tax-exempt charitable foundation cannot support a political group," CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder said in a statement.
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Dilmah's founder also runs a charitable foundation focusing on providing opportunities in different trades for younger people in the tea industry, Fernando said.
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The charitable foundation of Bristol Myers Squibb funded an additional 220,000 N95 respirators for doctors and nurses at the center of the outbreak.
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In response to recent questions about the trust, Mr. Simons said that he had transferred his share to a Bermuda-registered charitable foundation.
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Funding was provided by the Ford Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with additional support coming from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
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Last year Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg visited technology companies in Lagos and his charitable foundation provided $24 million to Andela, which trains developers.
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In addition, he has been probing Trump's charitable foundation, which came under increased scrutiny following reports by The Washington Post of possible improprieties.
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When it comes to naturally occurring biological threats, we agree with Bill Gates, whose charitable foundation has provided funds to address biological outbreaks.
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The specific circumstance of Hillary Clinton serving as secretary of state while her ex-president husband runs a major charitable foundation is unique.
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In 2007 Martha founded her own charitable foundation Antigone and also serves as a Patron of AbilityNet, Reprieve, Camfed and Just for Kids Law.
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President-elect Donald Trump intends to shutter his charitable foundation in an effort to eliminate potential conflicts of interest, according to a new report.
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New York's attorney general has ordered Donald Trump's charitable foundation to stop fundraising immediately, accusing the Donald J. Trump Foundation of violating state law.
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Motivated by a challenge grant from the Windgate Charitable Foundation, The Clay Studio and its supporters fulfilled the $1 million challenge in December 2017.
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Danoff received 31.13,154 Alibaba shares that cost $3,432, or 7 cents apiece, according to an annual report filed by his family's private charitable foundation.
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Brad Pitt will remain a defendant in the lawsuit that claims his charitable foundation Make It Right built inadequate housing for Hurricane Katrina victims.
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Today, Bill and wife Melinda co-chair the charitable foundation that bears their name and are working to give their wealth back to society.
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The duke and duchess held a "brainstorming session" with professors and academics to help develop their upcoming charitable foundation, a palace source told Hello!
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The New York attorney general's probe of Donald Trump's charitable foundation appears to have expanded based on new findings, Talking Points Memo reported Thursday.
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He notably tapped $258,000 in donors' money from his charitable foundation to settle lawsuits involving his for-profit businesses, according to The Washington Post.
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The latter gives a cynical master class in the shifting of dirty wealth, proposing a charitable foundation—"sick children are irresistible"—as a front.
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Founded in 1979, the Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation is both a grant-giving organization and a project incubator, according to its official website.
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In 23.54, he donated some of those gains, nearly $214 million, to his family's charitable foundation, according to an annual filing with the IRS.
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Agents asked whether the department had a policy prohibiting a charitable foundation from paying the penalty, said Jamal Nielsen, a spokesman for the department.
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James also just secured a $2 million settlement from Trump's now-defunct charitable foundation, which was accused of numerous violations of misuse of funds.
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The philanthropist, with her husband, Bill, heads the charitable foundation that bears their name and is aimed at improving global health and reducing poverty.
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French cosmetics company L'Oreal, as well as its principal shareholder, the Bettencourt Meyers family and their charitable foundation, also pledged a combined 200 million euros.
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The station reports that Spreitler's father Danny was an active community leader and held a high-profile position running a charitable foundation for many years.
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Mr Gates answers that question in his latest annual letter, written with his wife Melinda, describing the work of the $50bn charitable foundation they oversee.
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Judicial Watch said the emails showed donors to the Clinton family's charitable foundation seeking access to her during the period she was secretary of state.
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I've joined him at Johnny Sánchez, his Mexican restaurant in New Orleans' Warehouse District, to talk about the charitable foundation that those dinners will benefit.
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Even after his resignation, his successor filed a lawsuit against Trump for alleged "improper and extensive political activity" and "self-dealing" by his charitable foundation.
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The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: New York's attorney general is defending his office's investigation of Donald Trump's charitable foundation despite his support for Hillary Clinton.
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A charitable foundation formed by LEGO will reportedly grant $100 million to the Sesame Workshop to help provide play-based learning programs to refugee children.
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He also serves on Memorial Sloan Kettering's Special Projects Committee and is founder and board member for his charitable foundation, The Alexander J. Roepers Foundation.
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Chick-fil-A said on Monday that its charitable foundation will no longer donate to two Christian groups that have long opposed same-sex marriage.
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In all seriousness, the "Noted 'army' leader" is Arnold "ARNIE" Palmer, the pro golfer who has a fan club and charitable foundation called ARNIE's Army.
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She has also reportedly created a charitable foundation to take over nearly all of her shares in Epic when her time as CEO is finished.
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He co-founded the Third Story Project, a charitable foundation that produces and distributes books that aim to promote tolerance between Myanmar's different ethnic groups.
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Frequently a media darling along with his brother, Mr. Bennett is a published author and the head of a charitable foundation that fights childhood obesity.
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President Donald Trump's charitable foundation has agreed to shut down as part of the New York state attorney general's ongoing lawsuit against the Trump Foundation.
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Ms. Sandberg had contributed a blurb to Ms. Klobuchar's 2015 memoir, and the senator's chief of staff had previously worked at Ms. Sandberg's charitable foundation.
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Republicans have sought to cast Wallace as a wealthy outsider and seized on donations made by his charitable foundation, including those to groups protesting Israel.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - In between public speaking engagements and running a charitable foundation, South African Stacey Fru is working hard on her fourth and fifth books.
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Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest has pledged roughly $48 million in relief for the fires that have ravaged the nation, his charitable foundation announced Thursday.
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Kavala is involved in publishing but his activities in the last two decades have been focused on a charitable foundation fostering cultural development and cooperation.
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However, the funding for Shoo the Flu comes from Page's charitable foundation, the Carl Victor Page Memorial Foundation, which does have to file public returns.
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LendingTree reported a one-time, $9.1 million charge for tax-related expenses, and an additional $10 million charge for the establishment of a charitable foundation.
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The international jury, the museum and Broere Charitable Foundation were delighted with Nairy Baghramian's nomination, and regret the fact that she has decided to withdraw.
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One day my accountant said, 'Why not form a charitable foundation, which you can donate to, deduct from gross income, and determine where the money goes?
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly made a secret trip to Stanford University on Tuesday to discuss plans for their new charitable foundation, Sussex Royal.
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Donald Trump, for example, was found to have illegally used a charitable foundation he controls to make a campaign contribution to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.
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Cameron Boyce's family has launched a charitable foundation to honor the actor after his sudden and tragic death at the age of 20 earlier this month.
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Garcia recorded his third European Tour win of the season with victory in the tournament hosted by his own charitable foundation at the Real Club Valderrama.
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Along the way, Eggert has defamed and harassed my family, friends, my wife's charitable foundation, the families of the children that foundation helps, and many others.
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Gates is also a Berkshire director, while Buffett is donating much of his wealth to the charitable foundation set up by Gates and his wife, Melinda.
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The filing was on behalf of the new school for disadvantaged youths in Akron, Ohio, created by James' charitable foundation set to open in fall 2018.
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First there's Wendy Rhoades, who sells the Maserati Axe gave her and funnels the proceeds into the company's charitable foundation, perhaps to salve her guilty conscience.
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Philanthropy Historian and author Kate Williams expects Harry and Meghan to establish a global charitable foundation along the lines of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Some winners set up their own charitable foundation or similar option, such as a donor-advised fund, and donate a portion of their windfall to it.
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Google co-founder Larry Page is funneling money from his charitable foundation to a private flu-fighting initiative run as a for-profit company, TechCrunch reported.
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Chick-fil-A announced on Monday that the company's charitable foundation will no longer be donating to two organizations with a history of anti-LGBTQ behavior.
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In his speech, Trump warned, without evidence, that spiraling probes into his administration, campaign, inauguration, real estate company and charitable foundation might somehow damage the economy.
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Letters were sent to Trump's White House, campaign, company, presidential transition, charitable foundation, personal lawyer, former spokespeople, former business partners, former Cabinet members, and on and on.
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Faine, considered one of Spain's most influential bankers, will instead chair the charitable foundation attached to the lender, which is its controlling shareholder, according to the report.
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The government is still seeking unspecified monetary damages from Mallinckrodt related to alleged improper conduct at a Questcor charitable foundation between 2010 and 2014, the company said.
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He was recently hired by the MLBPA as "special assistant for player program development" and is involved in the "Players Trust" the charitable foundation of the MLBPA.
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It has also undergone a string of top management shake-ups since the Malacalzas replaced a local charitable foundation as the single largest shareholder in the bank.
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Deripaska will also donate a block of shares to a charitable foundation and assign any voting rights above 35 percent of En+ shares to a voting trust.
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Police said they were spurred on by Benvenuti's promise that they would also be helping a charitable foundation he falsely boasted was supported by senior Vatican officials.
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Instead of Trump settling out of his own pocket, he used his charitable foundation to donate the $158,000 owed, according to tax records reported by the Post.
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Each of the four Democrats vying for the nomination have spoken aggressively about launching new investigations into the president, his business and his now-defunct charitable foundation.
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The request by the adviser, Douglas J. Band, who started one arm of the Clintons' charitable foundation, was unusual, and the State Department never issued the passport.
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The documents raised new questions about whether the charitable foundation worked to reward its donors with access and influence at the State Department, a charge that Mrs.
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David (who died in August) pledged to contribute more than $1.2 billion to cancer research, hospitals, education, and cultural institutions through the David H. Koch Charitable Foundation.
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The completion of the Mueller report has little to no bearing on the several other major investigations surrounding Trump's presidency, campaign, inaugural committee, charitable foundation and business.
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In the past, Mr. Trump has used money from his charitable foundation, the Donald J. Trump Foundation, to settle lawsuits arising from his business and personal activities.
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In contrast, before it was shut down by the courts, the president's charitable foundation paid for campaign expenses, legal settlements and a large portrait of Mr. Trump.
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Christie's An Adventurous Spirit: An Important Private Collection Sold to Benefit a Charitable Foundation sale in London brought in a total of £8,626,188 (~$193,916,000) on December 13.
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To this day, an assisted living center, a home health care organization, a community development corporation and a charitable foundation in East Harlem are named for him.
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The family met Tutu and his daughter Thandeka at the Old Granary, one of the oldest buildings in Cape Town, where the cleric's charitable foundation is based.
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They could use the supposed footage in litigation or to try to reach deals with men who appeared in it, with money flowing into a charitable foundation.
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The Department of Taxation and Finance is investigating fraud allegations against Trump, and the NY attorney general's office has filed a lawsuit against Trump and his charitable foundation.
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For the past three and a half years, Potter served as the Africa programs director at the Gatsby Charitable Foundation, according to a statement on the organization's website.
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By Melinda Gates The co-chair of the world's largest private charitable foundation shares personal stories and lessons learned from the inspiring women she's met through her work.
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In 2000, they cofounded the world's largest private charitable foundation, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, putting hefty investments in developing solutions for worldwide issues like gender inequality.
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But Facebook's claims to be some kind of charitable foundation, tossing internet this way and that to the needy, don't seem to hold much sway with Indian officials.
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He and his colleagues worked with teams from the Allen Institute for Brain Science, in Seattle, and the Gatsby Charitable Foundation and the Wellcome Trust, both in London.
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" Specifically, The New York Times questions "whether the [Clintons'] charitable foundation worked to reward its donors with access and influence at the State Department, a charge that Mrs.
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The New York attorney general's office on Monday ordered Donald Trump's charitable foundation to stop raising money in the state because it does not have the proper certification.
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Yousafzai spoke of the importance of education and about the efforts of her charitable foundation to help girls, often switching between English and the Pashto and Urdu languages.
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Veteran NBC newsman Lester Holt opened himself up to criticism for failing to ask Clinton about her private email server or foreign donations to her family's charitable foundation.
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The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation sold its royalty rights in several drugs to Royalty Pharma for $3.3 billion a few years ago, a milestone transaction for a charitable foundation.
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"His charitable foundation gave a political gift, which you're not allowed to do, to the Florida attorney general," a second journalist continues, referencing the Donald J. Trump Foundation.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have started their own charitable foundation, just weeks after officially resigning from the charity they shared with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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The new drug to cure ADA-SCID was developed by scientists at the San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy, in Milan, with support from a charitable foundation.
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Gerhardt Attard, John Black Charitable Foundation Endowed Chair in Urological Cancer Research at University College London, believes that this may soon become a common method for cancer screening.
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The family is extremely secretive: Both the public documents filed by their trust and the website of their charitable foundation refer to family members only by their initials.
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But Mr. Trump made the donation from his charitable foundation, in violation of tax regulations, and paid the penalty, as first reported by The Washington Post last week.
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In December, the American Bridge super PAC announced its own operation to review old footage of Trump, as well as his business dealings, charitable foundation, and personal life.
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A new batch of emails is prompting questions about whether the charitable foundation worked to reward its donors with access and influence at the State Department while Mrs.
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No competent lawyer would advise a charitable foundation that such payments were allowable, and only someone with no respect for charity would so flagrantly violate these basic rules.
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Feeding America has received a $3 million pledge from the David Tepper Charitable Foundation and Appaloosa LP to help hurricane relief efforts in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico.
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Last week The Washington Post revealed that Mr. Trump had to pay a $2,500 penalty to the I.R.S. because his charitable foundation had made an improper political donation.
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The parents are accused of paying off Rick Singer ... the alleged ringleader who created a fake nonprofit, charitable foundation that served as a front to launder the payments.
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The company's address, a law firm in Palo Alto, matches that of the Carl Victor Page Memorial Foundation, Larry Page's $2 billion charitable foundation named for his father.
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Six high school friends gather for pizza on the same night and in the same house where their parents are holding a meeting for their supposed charitable foundation.
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As Steve Stecklow and his colleagues at Reuters reported in 2013, a supposedly charitable foundation controlled by Khamenei, known as Setad, had assets worth an estimated $95 billion.
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There is the lawsuit regarding his charitable foundation and other "nuisances" that this president would likely love to see go away, even if only until he leaves office.
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Those with long memories will remember the controversy stirred up by Republicans in 2015 over whether donations by foreigners to the Clintons' charitable foundation amounted to influence-peddling.
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In an interview on "CBS This Morning" on Monday, Kanter, who had been on a world tour for his charitable foundation, said his ordeal had begun in Indonesia.
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New York (CNN Business)Chick-fil-A is making major changes to its charitable foundation, ending donations to two organizations that have been criticized for being anti-LGBTQ.
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His single biggest victim was the charitable foundation tied to the hedge fund led by Louis Bacon, which gave nearly $25 million to one of Mr. Caspersen's schemes.
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The e-commerce founder is now worth more than Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates ever was, in absolute terms, but Gates has donated billions through his charitable foundation.
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Last month, the former vice president and second lady announced they were launching a charitable foundation focusing on cancer research, prevention of college sexual assault and other issues.
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On Wednesday, much attention focused on Archie, who sat on his mother's lap as his parents chatted with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu at Tutu's charitable foundation.
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Donald Trump has, for years, served as president of a charitable foundation that, though named after himself, is not financed with contributions made out of his own pocket.
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Some Republicans have charged that the State Department under then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton approved the deal after her husband's charitable foundation received a $145 million donation.
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And there's material linking him to Hillary Clinton, using soundbites praising her, his contributions to the Clinton's charitable foundation and a photo of him and the former first couple.
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Yet by being so close to Wall Street behemoths that support her family's charitable foundation as well as her political ambitions, Mrs Clinton leaves herself open to such criticisms.
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Chick-fil-A has been at the center of controversy, including its associated charitable foundation WinShape's donations of large sums of money to efforts that thwart LGBT rights initiatives.
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So this episode finds Axe setting up a charitable foundation (LOL) and weighing the kind of risks he wants to take while also worrying he doesn't take enough risks.
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So, as a young woman, I began to give back through my charitable foundation and humanitarian efforts, educating young children, helping women groups and putting young adults through college.
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Hunter's friends might want to note that a certain president had a charitable foundation that once spent $10,000 on a painting of Trump to hang at his golf course.
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Mr. Dworet's lawyer, Michael Goldfarb, said at least part of any damages eventually received by the Dworet family would go toward a charitable foundation it created in Nicholas's name.
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Like many big winners, she "intends to contribute a portion of her winnings to a charitable foundation, so that they may do good in the world," the lawsuit says.
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It was, after all, only a game between a team of retired Liverpool players against a collection of Bayern Munich veterans, staged to raise money for Liverpool's charitable foundation.
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Separately, Bezos Expeditions, which oversees The Post and Mr. Bezos' charitable foundation, is buying 120 undeveloped acres in Beverly Hills for $90 million, though the deal is not complete.
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Mr. Trump's charitable foundation will not be paying any of the $25 million settlement to resolve a series of lawsuits concerning Trump University, which drew complaints about price gouging.
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The $6 million Mr. Trump promised to donate to veterans organizations is, as Forbes recently pointed out, $5.94 million more than his charitable foundation has given veterans in recent years.
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"The rules are clear: a tax-exempt charitable foundation cannot support a political group," its executive director Noah Bookbinder said in a news release at the time of the complaint.
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"The money that this sale hopefully will raise is going to go into my charitable foundation and will be used to help do some good in this world," Gilmour adds.
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DiCaprio, 42, and the head of his charitable foundation met with Trump to talk about how jobs focused on preserving the environment can boost the economy, reports the Associated Press.
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And in keeping with ex-presidents before him, he launched a charitable foundation stocked with uber-wealthy financiers—one of them is named, I shit you not, J. Kevin Poorman.
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Additionally, emails released by conservative watchdog Judicial Watch appeared to show the private email system being used to secure special access for people connected with the Clinton family's charitable foundation.
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Pony Ma (pictured), founder of Tencent, a Chinese gaming and social-media giant, said in April that he will donate shares worth over $2 billion to his firm's charitable foundation.
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The Moore Charitable Foundation, a $190 million charitable trust that supports conservation causes, invested on the recommendation of Mr. McIntyre, according to a complaint filed by the government last week.
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Back in the United States, Mr. Trump was ordered by a New York judge to pay $2 million in restitution for misusing money from his charitable foundation for political purposes.
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"The Presidential Leadership Scholars (PLS) program is designed for leaders from diverse backgrounds who share a commitment to facing society's greatest challenges," a statement from Clinton's charitable foundation said Wednesday.
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It cited claims made in a recent Washington Post report that the Republican nominee used more than $250,000 from his charitable foundation to settle lawsuits involving his for-profit businesses.
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This is the same president-elect who just paid a $85033 million fraud settlement over Trump University, the same president-elect whose charitable foundation just admitted to rampant self-dealing.
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LOUIS BACON'S CHARITY SAYS IT WAS VICTIM OF FRAUD | The Moore Charitable Foundation said it was the victim of fraud by the 39-year-old Wall Street executive Andrew Caspersen,
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She was videotaped and photographed multiple times from March 2011 to January 2015 by cameras concealed throughout the Indiana home of Russell Taylor, the former head of Fogle's charitable foundation.
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Other Deutsche Bank employees prepared reports in 2017 flagging transactions involving legal entities associated with Mr. Trump, including his now-defunct charitable foundation, according to current and former bank employees.
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Bill and Melinda Gates pledged $100 million through their charitable foundation in February, and the Gates Foundation is funding a scheme to distribute at-home testing kits in Washington State.
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But the New York attorney general deeply documented just how cheesy he and his children are with a suit accusing the Trump charitable foundation of illegal behavior and self-dealing.
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The emails also stoked scrutiny of her family's charitable foundation, including accusations that major corporate and foreign donors gave money in hopes of securing more access to then-Secretary Clinton.
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The Turkish representative for a Dutch charitable foundation specializing in programs for the social development of young children, Mr. Aksakoglu, 43, never expected to run into trouble with the law.
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Their non-profit charitable foundation, which has grown to become the world's wealthiest, focuses on improving people's health and education, alleviating poverty and providing resources to women in developing countries.
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He has invested funds in combating flavored e-cigarettes from his charitable foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, whose former headquarters in a building he still owns is serving as his campaign headquarters.
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When your husband's term as president is over it's only natural that you start a charitable foundation, and why not accept money from foreign sources while you're Secretary of State?
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Prosecutors said he concealed conflicts of interest from a U.K.-based charitable foundation and obstructed a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation into corruption involving the fund in Africa.
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In addition to removing his name from his charitable foundation, Mr. Trump will no longer personally solicit funds for it, he said in several interviews with The New York Times.
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And aside from releasing eight studio albums and starring in some two dozen films, she also has launched her own fashion and makeup lines, a production company, and a charitable foundation.
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One article that discussed McCabe's role in the investigation into the Clintons' charitable foundation claimed some agents thought McCabe was trying to quash the probe which McCabe said was not true.
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"Impact investing is not some minority sport by some hippies on the fringes," James Perry, chief executive of the Panahpur charitable foundation, which has investments worth 4 million pounds ($5.34 million).
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Clinton's campaign repeated its call for Trump to release his tax returns after The Washington Post reported Trump's charitable foundation had spent thousands of dollars to settle lawsuits involving his businesses.
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On a farm near Wincanton in Somerset, a charitable foundation operates from a former pigsty, the crumbling stone walls of which are little more than a nest for a timber building.
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However, the money earned from his artistic endeavors doesn't end up in Charles's pockets: It all goes to the Prince of Wales's Charitable Foundation, which supports a variety of philanthropic causes.
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Washington (CNN)New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office is investigating Donald Trump's charitable foundation "to make sure it's complying with the laws governing charities in New York," he said Tuesday.
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The FBI has also examined McAuliffe's role on the board of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), a charitable foundation that Bill Clinton started after he exited the White House in 2000.
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Prosecutors accused Caspersen of cheating a charitable foundation affiliated with hedge fund billionaire Louis Bacon's Moore Capital Management out of $24.6 million, and an investor at the fund out of $400,000.
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The email and attached memo, penned by longtime Clinton Foundation fundraiser Doug Band, has led to renewed calls for the charitable foundation to be shuttered if Clinton takes office in January.
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Smaller chunks of shares will go to Glencore, a commodity trader, and Mr Deripaska's charitable foundation; all stakes held by Deripaska-controlled entities or his relatives will also forfeit voting rights.
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CEO Dan Cathy has said the company supports the "biblical definition of the family unit" and the company's charitable foundation has frequently donated to Christian groups that oppose same-sex marriage.
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Both men shared some of their proceeds with Kanodia, depositing money in an account he opened for a charity, Lincoln Charitable Foundation, ostensibly to raise money for flood victims in India.
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Ferrexpo dropped 7.9 percent after the iron ore pellet producer said an ongoing review of statements of a charitable foundation in Ukraine to which it made donations may affect its books.
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Hitch in Trump's Plan to Dissolve His FoundationThe New York attorney general's office said it was not yet possible for President-Elect Donald Trump to neatly wrap up his charitable foundation.
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During the presidential election, Trump repeatedly criticized his opponent Hillary Clinton's own charitable foundation, calling it a "vast criminal enterprise" that created conflicts of interest while she was secretary of state.
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After the election, Eric Trump distanced himself from his charitable foundation, which has also been under investigation by the attorney general's office related to shifting its resources to the Trump Organization.
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Ma, who is China&aposs richest man and the founder of ecommerce giant Alibaba, will donate the money through his eponymous charitable foundation to support the development of a coronavirus vaccine.
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The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation created a new grant program — the Doris Duke Performing Artist Awards — that integrates Creative Capital's financial planning curriculum into the five-year structure of the grant.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to their new home in Vancouver, Canada, departing a commercial flight after reportedly attending meetings in the U.S. to set up their charitable foundation.
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In a separate transaction, Bezos Expeditions, which oversees The Washington Post and Mr. Bezos' charitable foundation, is buying 120 undeveloped acres in Beverly Hills for $90 million, the two people said.
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Foundations can help agencies like NIH and DOE speed the fruits of research into practice by supporting collaboration between their own laboratories and those affiliated with corporate and charitable foundation donors.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton's charitable foundation hired the security firm FireEye to examine its data systems after seeing indications they might have been hacked, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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New York state Attorney General Barbara Underwood in a new court filing Thursday said that President Donald Trump caused his charitable foundation to break state and federal laws governing non-profit groups.
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There, Acevedo found something that has elicited both shock and mystery within the political world: a portrait of Trump that the Republican nominee reportedly paid for using money from his charitable foundation.
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"Pop thought organic was the same thing as health food, which in those days didn't necessarily taste very good," said Nell, a biologist and environmentalist who now runs her own charitable foundation.
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Instead, Epstein quietly compensated him with a transfer of funds—from a supposedly charitable foundation that he had set up and from another entity that he controlled—to the Wexner family's foundation.
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New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood sued President Donald Trump, three of his adult children and their charitable foundation Thursday, claiming "a pattern of persistent illegal conduct" for more than a decade.
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The country is split on a case brought by the New York attorney general against the President and other directors of Trump's charitable foundation, including for unlawful political cooperation with his campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager Chris Hohn's divorce from ex-wife Jamie Cooper cost a charitable foundation they jointly set up more than $2 million in legal fees, its annual report showed.
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A letter from Alan Garten, executive vice president and general counsel for the Trump Organization, stating that no funding for the Trump University settlement would come from Donald J. Trump's charitable foundation.
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Mr. Obama traveled to Kenya on Sunday to promote the opening of a sports and training center that his half sister, Auma Obama, founded through her charitable foundation, The Associated Press reported.
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He later received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and United States Artists, as well as awards from the Moroccan government and the Institute of the Black World.
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Through their giving organizations — Panda Cares, the philanthropic arm of the Panda Restaurant Group, and Panda Charitable Foundation — the Cherngs give chiefly within the areas of education, youth leadership development, and health.
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Relatives of Queipo de Llano also run a charitable foundation that looks after children but provides no breakdown of its activities or accounts; the foundation did not respond to requests for comment.
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Then he did extensive interviews with experts, with financial support from the Wellcome Trust, a charitable foundation that supports medical research as well as health-related work in the arts and humanities.
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This is the third time in the past four years that Woods, 41, is marking his return to golf at this tournament, an unofficial PGA Tour event that benefits his charitable foundation.
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Márquez and nine businesses linked to him, including his soccer school and charitable foundation, were among the 22 individuals and 42 entities added to the list by the Treasury Department on Wednesday.
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Michael Bloomberg's charitable foundation spent more than $100 million to combat smoking in 2018, as national attention has shifted to the dangers of vaping electronic cigarettes, according to a recent tax filing.
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More recently Wexner was in focus for his association with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was entrusted with managing the billionaire's personal finances and served as trustee of his charitable foundation.
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The filmmaker also doesn't mention the extraordinary conflict of interest this presents: The Gateses used their charitable foundation to enrich the private school their children attend, which charges students $22020,26 a year.
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It helps explain why Trump has such a long and rich history of defrauding investors, refusing to pay contractors, using his charitable foundation as a piggybank, and declaring bankruptcy to escape debt.
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Owen Thomas writes that Jack Dorsey started a "charitable foundation" in 2015 — it was really just a donor-advised fund, which requires no public disclosures — but then maybe never did anything with it.
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He sounded rusty on Sunday when asked whether his charitable foundation, which New York's attorney general is looking into after a Washington Post report on its use of donations to help settle lawsuits.
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Shovelling your fortune into a charitable foundation has the happy side-effect of reducing tax bills, too—meaning that billionaires' schemes can leave poorer taxpayers to fill in the gaps in public spending.
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Sessions said the comments he made during the 2016 presidential campaign about Democrat Hillary Clinton's email practices and charitable foundation would cloud the perception of impartiality if the Justice Department continued investigating Clinton.
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Mom's Guju Chili—a mung bean dal served with pickled onions and yogurt—is dubbed "solidarity soup," from which a portion of each sale is donated to an outreach organization or charitable foundation.
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Additionally, the company made a $22019 million contribution to its charitable foundation following the law's passage, and said that it plans to make a $500 million contribution to its pension plan this year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The attorney general for the District of Columbia issued subpoenas on Friday to the National Rifle Association and its charitable foundation seeking financial records in an investigation into their nonprofit status.
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" Executive Director of Magic System Foundation (the charitable foundation under which FEMUA operates), Jean-Louis Boua, is forthright about the festival's capabilities telling me, in regards to last year's theme, "We can't impose.
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"All these years, we had no idea anything happened," Allen Weisselberg, chief financial officer of the Trump Organization and the longtime treasurer for the GOP presidential front-runner's charitable foundation, told the Post.
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She is also the daughter of Sidney M. Bresler of North Bethesda, Md. The bride's father is the president and a chairman of the Robert I. Schattner Foundation, a charitable foundation in Rockville.
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Additionally, the company made a $200 million contribution to its charitable foundation following the law's passage, and said that it plans to make a $500 million contribution to its pension plan this year.
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Over the course of nearly three hours, Inside Bill's Brain covers the basics of Gates' life: his childhood, education, Microsoft stewardship, marriage to his wife Melinda, and the charitable foundation they co-manage.
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A $150,000 donation by Mr. Pinchuk to Mr. Trump's since-shuttered charitable foundation has drawn scrutiny from Mr. Mueller's team, and he sought to distance himself from the renewed scrutiny of the report.
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He co-founded the Third Story Project, a charitable foundation that produces and distributes stories that aim to promote tolerance between Myanmar's different ethnic groups, and is involved in projects working with orphans.
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For those reasons, the announcement on January 11 that Koch's charitable foundation would donate $26 million to the Thurgood Marshall College Fund came as a surprise to some, and drew its share of controversy.
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The climbers, David Goettler and Ueli Steck, had come across the frozen remains of two people that were "beginning to emerge from the glacier," according to a statement from the Alex Lowe Charitable Foundation.
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The 91-year-old billionaire said he hopes the donation will "take the lead" in helping small and medium-sized companies through tough times, according to a statement released Friday by his charitable foundation.
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Before the final song in the episode — which benefits Stand Up to Cancer U.K. — the singer urged viewers to call the charitable foundation and donate money to help find a cure for the disease.
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Questions about Trump's political giving rocketed to the spotlight this week after he was fined $2,500 for donating to Bondi through his charitable foundation while Bondi's office was deciding whether to investigate Trump University.
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"I am used to putting pressure on pharmaceutical companies, I am used to putting pressure on governments, we have had some success with both," said John, 71, who has his own AIDS charitable foundation.
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Fogle obtained child pornography given to him by Russell Taylor, the former director of Fogle's charitable foundation, including videos he taped of minors without their permission, using hidden cameras in his homes in Indiana.
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Since then the HeungKong Charitable Foundation has helped an estimated 20013 million people, by funding 1,500 libraries, providing loans for women to start businesses, and funding orphans, single mothers, handicapped children and the elderly.
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What we do have is a proven record of the GOP presidential nominee illegally using his charitable foundation to further his political agenda, then hiding those donations by pretending to give to legitimate charities.
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The lawsuit by the state attorney general, filed in New York's Supreme Court, claims that Mr. Trump's charitable foundation was used to help his 2016 campaign and to pay legal settlements involving his businesses.
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You can't underestimate what artists — or anyone else — knows about finances, said Edward P. Henry, the president of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and a member of the United States Artists board of trustees.
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Jack Ma's charitable foundation and his China-based company's foundation, the Alibaba Foundation, have also sourced and donated supplies to other countries being hit by the virus, including Japan, Korea, Italy, Iran and Spain.
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The LLC (limited liability corporation), which she runs, is "part charitable foundation, part venture capital firm" and invests in companies that "it says fit within the parameters of its philanthropic mission," according to Bloomberg.
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Sanders said she would get back to a reporter who asked if the donation would come from Mr. Trump's personal bank account or from his charitable foundation, which is largely funded by outside contributors.
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Three years earlier, Bondi, having announced an investigation into fraud allegations against Trump University, suddenly closed the investigation after a group affiliated with her reelection campaign received an illegal donation from Trump's charitable foundation.
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Harry and Meghan, who are also known as the duke and duchess of Sussex, had planned to use the name SussexRoyal as an umbrella brand for their new charitable foundation and social media accounts.
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NEW YORK — A judge Thursday ordered President Donald Trump to pay $25 million to an array of charities as a fine for misusing his own charitable foundation to further his political and business interests.
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Morgan Stanley, the investment bank, added an unspecified financial contribution from the company's charitable foundation to help underwrite a study assessing the benefits of low-emission biomass-burning stoves on pneumonia rates and birthweight.
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The Trump Foundation — Republican nominee Donald Trump's personal charitable foundation, which has reportedly operated illegally and for personal gain — has been issued a cease-and-desist order by the New York attorney general's office.
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As part of the probe, the officials said, investigators have scrutinized McAuliffe's time as a board member of the Clinton Global Initiative, a vehicle of the charitable foundation set up by former President Bill Clinton.
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He spent about $2 million on hats, T-shirts and other merchandise, roughly half of it going to a Louisiana-based company, Ace Specialties, owned by a board member of Mr. Trump's son's charitable foundation.
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The FBI's tweet led some to conclude the documents were related to the Clintons' charitable foundation, but the tweet was referring to Bill Clinton's presidential library, which is governed by the William J. Clinton Foundation.
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" – Politico Eric Trump Puts Charitable Foundation on HoldThe President-elect's son Eric says he has suspended all financial activity at the Eric Trump Foundation, claiming "no new money will come into the EFT bank account.
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Experts are said to be combing through Trump's domestic and foreign business interests, his personal life, his charitable foundation and those he has associated with, using Freedom of Information Act requests to uncover new details.
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The charitable foundation he endowed with the mountain of money he made on Corn Flakes is one of the largest in the world and continues to work for the welfare of children, families and communities.
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Police said the pair persuaded 300 would-be savers in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, the United States and Italy to invest 30 million euros ($34 million), encouraged by the promise of helping a charitable foundation.
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Representatives for Trump sent a letter on Friday to Eric Schneiderman, the New York State attorney general, stating that no funding for the settlement would come from "any charitable foundation or other charitable entity." nyti.
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Moore Capital, the $15.5 billion hedge fund led by the billionaire investor Louis M. Bacon, previously confirmed that the Moore Charitable Foundation had invested in the investment vehicle set up last summer by Mr. Caspersen.
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Around the country The president-elect's son Eric Trump is suspending the operations of his charitable foundation over concerns that donors could be seen as buying access to the Trump family, the Washington Post reported.
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His personal charitable foundation agreed to dissolve in the face of claims that the President and his three eldest children -- Don Jr., Ivanka and Eric -- violated campaign finance laws and abused its tax-exempt status.
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UK-based investment firms Grovepoint Capital and JCA Charitable Foundation have sold their stake in Algatech while Kibbutz Ketura will retain a minority stake in the company, which will become part of Solabia's nutrition division.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies, Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and 23 other foundations as well as individual donors have created a $78 million Covid-19 rescue fund for New York City nonprofits.
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The groom's father is also a director of the Deering Estate Foundation, a charitable foundation that raises public awareness and funds to support education, research, exhibits and collections, natural conservation and historical restoration and preservation.
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At an event organized by his charitable foundation on Sunday, Ma told a room of 80 entrepreneurs that establishing a network of boarding schools would improve education standards and save children from often difficult commutes.
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Gross, 74, will step aside on March 1 to focus on managing his personal assets and charitable foundation, according to Janus Henderson (JHG), the firm he joined in 2014 after a messy divorce with PIMCO.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The charitable foundation of Europe's richest man, Amancio Ortega, said on Wednesday it would spend 320 million euros ($344 million) to acquire the latest breast cancer-screening technology for public hospitals across Spain.
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Star portfolio manager Will Danoff, for instance, donated $4 million worth of Alibaba Group stock to Harvard University in 2015 that he received through the venture arm for $1.53,432, according to his family's charitable foundation.
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And just a short walk downhill from Prague Castle toward the Vltava River, a local charitable foundation has announced plans to transform a former electrical substation from 1932 into a new art gallery called Kunsthalle.
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President Donald Trump's personal charitable foundation agreed to shut down Tuesday amid an ongoing civil suit alleging Trump illegally used assets from the foundation to settle disputes in his businesses and boost his political campaign.
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Kate joined a forum hosted by Sesame Street's Workshop, the charitable foundation of the famous children's TV show, on research commissioned into kindness – a method used to help very young children express issues of emotional wellbeing.
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Prosecutors said Fogle obtained child pornography given to him by Russell Taylor, the former director of Fogle's charitable foundation, including videos he taped of minors without their permission, using hidden cameras in his homes in Indiana.
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The younger Caspersen was busted in March on charges of defrauding a charitable foundation run by billionaire Louis Bacon out of almost $25 million, and an investor in Bacon's Moore Capital Management out of another $400,000.
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While there's no detailed disclosure about Danoff's Fidelity compensation, the amount of assets in his family's charitable foundation has surged to about $70 million in recent years, according to filings with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
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The Guardian went through Musk's charitable foundation tax filings from 22016 to 210 and spotted some highlights and big-ticket donations that overall added up to $54 million in the years since it started in 2001.
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" The Wall Street Journal's Peter Nicholas and James Grimaldi darkly warn, "Hillary Clinton as secretary of state attended high-profile events and functions where donors to her family's charitable foundation were in attendance, calendar records show.
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The Wildland Firefighter Association and Firefighters Charitable Foundation are fundraising to support medical costs for firefighters working to put out the wildfires, along with gathering donations for families of first responders killed on the front lines.
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During the past week, Clinton has been dogged by accusations by Trump, which she has denied, that donations to her family's charitable foundation influenced her actions while she was secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Kevin Spacey talks to CNBC's Tania Bryer on several key topics, from his charitable foundation, which creates education opportunities, to his new position as Chairman of Relativity Media.
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As part of the deal, four U.S.-nominated independent trustees now control the voting rights for another 37.7 percent of En+ shares held by Deripaska, former family members, his charitable foundation, VTB and some other shareholders.
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Between October 2017 and March 2018, the Meyer Charitable Foundation, in which Kimmel and her husband serve as officers, made a pair of donations to USC and the KWF totaling $250,000, according to the court documents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump accused New York state's attorney general of mischaracterizing a settlement reached on Thursday in which his charitable foundation will pay $2 million for misusing funds to help his 2016 presidential campaign.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York state judge on Thursday ordered U.S. President Donald Trump to pay $2 million for misusing his namesake charitable foundation, resulting in funds being used to advance his 2016 presidential campaign.
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United States Artists said a $10 million gift is coming from the Ford Foundation, plus $1 million grants from the Rockefeller Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
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Furthermore, allegations of financial misdeeds by Trump that certainly merit investigation include money laundering, tax evasion, insurance fraud, illegal use of his charitable foundation to advance his presidential campaign, and the corruption of his inaugural committee.
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Attorney General Barbara Underwood's office in June filed a civil lawsuit against President Donald Trump's charitable foundation and its directors, alleging a pattern of illegal conduct that included unlawful political coordination with the Trump presidential campaign.
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The spokeswoman reportedly declined to say if the move was in response to some of the protests that have targeted the chain in recent years for donations made by its charitable foundation to anti-LGBT groups.
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An official at the Trump Organization said Trump paid the IRS a $2,500 penalty this year after revelations that his charitable foundation gave an illegal political donation in 2013 to a campaign group linked to Bondi.
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Also Friday: The Washington Post, which has been doggedly reporting the details and assorted oddities of Trump's charitable foundation, reports that it doesn't have the license required by New York State to solicit funds from donors.
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When I meet with the vice mayor, Liudmyla Kyryliuk, she tells me that the Rabbi Nachman of Breslov Charitable Foundation contributes about $23,000 to things like street cleaning, garbage removal, additional water supply, and emergency services.
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Mr. Obama's outreach comes as plans are taking shape for his presidential library and charitable foundation in Chicago, an effort that will require $1 billion in donations as well as zoning approvals and other political support.
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Mr. Kalmanovitz left his money to his pets and his breweries to a charitable foundation, which sold the company to the billionaire investor C. Dean Metropoulos in 2010, when it had roughly $500 million in sales.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — At least 65 people have died in recent days from a suffocating heat wave that has afflicted Karachi, Pakistan's sprawling southern port metropolis, the charitable foundation that runs the city's central morgue said Monday.
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He used charitable foundation funds to make political donations, non-US donors appeared on his inaugural committee as well as allied political groups, and he's ignored prohibitions on coordination between the candidate and supposedly independent organizations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have filed to register the name of their charitable foundation, Sussex Royal, as a trade mark, according to a document published on the Intellectual Property Office's website.
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Other investigations are focused on his businesses and financial dealings, hush-money payments to two women who said they had affairs with him, and questions over the funding of his charitable foundation and presidential inaugural committee.
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British Columbia is home to Brand's many businesses—among them a diner, a brewery, an incubator kitchen, and a charitable foundation—but lately Brand has been spending almost as much time in airports as in his hometown.
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NEW YORK, Feb 238 (Reuters) - When former investment manager Ron Cordes started a charitable foundation in 226, he got frustrated because he could only "do good" when he was actively giving the money away to needy causes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A former publicist for Michael Jackson on Thursday announced plans for a charitable foundation not affiliated with the late pop singer's family or estate, intended to defend and promote the legacy of the controversial entertainer.
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Hacked emails published by Wikileaks this week appear to show Qatar pledging to donate $1 million to Hillary Clinton's family's charitable foundation, despite her promise to curb new donations by foreign governments while U.S. secretary of state.
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David Koch, who stepped down from a leadership position in the company in 2018, has pledged to contribute more than $1.2 billion to cancer research, hospitals, education, and cultural institutions through the David H. Koch Charitable Foundation.
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Andrew Caspersen, the former Wall Street executive charged by federal prosecutors and securities regulators with defrauding friends, relatives and a charitable foundation closely tied to a large New York hedge fund, is unlikely to face a trial.
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The New York attorney general's office currently has dozens of actions against Mr. Trump and his administration, including a lawsuit against the president's charitable foundation and another challenging efforts to ask a citizenship question on the census.
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That would include a "restructuring transaction" with a Swiss mining company with which he has worked closely, Glencore, and the transfer of one block of his EN+ stock to VTB Bank and another to a charitable foundation.
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She has long been an active philanthropist; her charitable foundation, Venture Justice, for instance, pays for a two-year fellowship for a lawyer at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund through a program organized by Equal Justice Works.
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As of 260, only about 153 to 215 percent of charitable foundation giving was estimated to go to organizations serving the neediest, and even less to efforts to change circumstances rather than relieve them — job training vs.
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Moore's record — his removal from the bench and questions about the use of funds from his charitable foundation, along with the accusations of the past month — Jones and his supporters argue, would make him "a disaster" for Alabama.
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In a letter released to members of his charitable foundation, Wexner gave a general synopsis of how he walked away from Epstein in 2007 after the child predator was initially placed under investigation in Florida for similar allegations.
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That same month, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company and his charitable foundation — the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative — were partnering with local firms and organizations to raise more than $500 million to help fight the housing crisis.
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And last week New York's attorney general, Letitia James, announced a $2 million settlement in a lawsuit that accused the president of using money raised by his charitable foundation to promote his presidential campaign and pay business debts.
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Li Ka-shing, the richest man in Hong Kong, has pledged to donate HK$1 billion ($127 million) to help local businesses suffering after months of mass protests caused an economic meltdown, his charitable foundation announced October 4.
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NEW YORK, April 24 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Saudi Arabian charitable foundation said on Monday it will give $50 million to the United Nations children's agency to help eliminate measles, the largest private donation ever to UNICEF's efforts.
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"Etsy had the potential to be one of the truly great ones," said Matt Stinchcomb, an early employee who now runs the Good Work Institute, which was originally an Etsy charitable foundation before being spun off last year.
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When Mr. Kutesa returned to his position as Uganda's foreign minister, he solicited a payment from Mr. Ho in the form of a donation for a charitable foundation that he planned to launch, according to the Justice Department.
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COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATE – BIG CITIES HEALTH COALITION WHO WE ARE The de Beaumont Foundation is a private charitable foundation that advances policy, builds partnerships, and strengthens public health to create communities where people can achieve their best possible health.
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Earlier this month, the Georgian government announced that a charitable foundation controlled by Ms. Ivanishvili promised to write off the debts of 600,000 people, a move described by critics as an attempt to buy votes before the runoff.
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Groups like New Futures, Easter Seals, Harbor Homes, the North Country Health Consortium, the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, and Hope for New Hampshire Recovery, among others, are making important strides in advocacy and increased treatment and recovery options.
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Neill said he suggested that Shkreli give the shares to the charitable foundation for underprivileged youth in Dallas that Neill runs with his wife so that Shkreli would be able to write the shares off on his taxes.
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The New York Times's Michael Schmidt and Maggie Haberman report that Mueller is looking into a $150,103 payment from a Ukrainian business to Donald Trump's charitable foundation in 2015 in exchange for a video appearance by then-candidate Trump.
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Prince Michael Jackson, the late King of Pop's 21-year-old son, appeared on the Today show Tuesday to discuss Heal Los Angeles—his new charitable foundation dedicated to helping foster children who have aged out of the system.
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The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, for example, gave grants to 10 medical schools as the Fund to Retain Clinical Scientists to fund more mentorship and career development opportunities for early-career doctors, especially for those with extra caregiving burdens.
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Now, U.S. food giant Mars Inc and Mumbai-based charitable foundation Tata Trusts are marketing an alternative in western India: bite-sized squares made from yellow peas, which they say are packed with iron, protein, vitamins and micro-nutrients.
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Thyssenkrupp has for years faced calls to simplify its sprawling businesses to become less complex, but this has proved a difficult undertaking for a company with many competing stakeholders, including activist investors, powerful labor leaders and a charitable foundation.
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Krugman, for instance, was responding to the nature and volume of reporting on Clinton's charitable foundation, and her four-year tenure at the State Department, on its own terms, yes, but also relative to the coverage of her opponent.
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But Trump said "no" when asked if he would rule out investigating Clinton over her family's charitable foundation or her use of a private email server while she was U.S. secretary of state during President Barack Obama's first term.
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He worked with the University of Kansas Medical Center to establish the Perthes Kids Foundation (Earl Cole Fund), a charitable foundation for children with Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease, a rare hipbone ailment that Cole suffered from as a child.
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Donald J. Trump's charitable foundation will not be paying any of the $25 million settlement to resolve a series of lawsuits concerning Trump University, the president-elect's defunct for-profit education venture that drew customer complaints about price gouging.
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The former reality TV star made his promise to use "other people's money" on the same day The Washington Post published a story accusing Trump of spending $258,000 from his charitable foundation to settle lawsuits involving his other businesses.
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Those matters include a mortgage fraud case against Mr. Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul J. Manafort, as well as civil inquiries into the Trump Organization's insurance practices, real estate deals, and whether the family's charitable foundation violated tax laws.
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Mainstream journalists spent more time poring over potential access-seeking at Clinton's undoubtedly life-saving charitable foundation than they did detailing the fact that Trump's foundation was a potentially criminal fraud that appears to have had no legitimate public benefit.
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Under the tentative agreement, Herzer was due to receive about $30 million, which included a donation to her charitable foundation, plus an apartment she used at the Carlyle Hotel in New York, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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And most recently he's found out that Trump's charitable foundation made an illegal campaign contribution to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (this reporting is based, in turn, in part on work done by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington).
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Prosecutors said Caspersen, 39, sought $20093 million from a charitable foundation affiliated with a New York hedge fund along with $400,000 from one of the fund's employees, saying he would invest it in a secured loan to a private equity fund.
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The sprawling conglomerate in late July announced a shareholding shake-up, saying a new New York-based charitable foundation would act as its single-biggest stakeholder with a 29.5 percent stake, in a bid to quash concerns over its ownership.
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While Woods is guaranteed at least three more rounds at the event he hosts to benefit of his charitable foundation, it is clear there is still much work ahead if he hopes to add to his 79 PGA Tour wins.
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Surin, 49, who sells his own line of sports clothing and runs a charitable foundation in Canada, learned about the shoes in June 2015, and contacted Puma, which had never been in touch with him about the sneakers, the filing said.
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Concerns about a deterioration in quality due to Putzmeister's new owners were allayed by intensive PR work with customers, according to Cora Jungbluth, from the Bertelsmann Stiftung charitable foundation, who carried out a case study on Chinese takeovers of German firms.
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She bestowed lavish gifts on various caregivers ($31 million to one nurse) and left the bulk of her $300 million fortune to her nurse and a charitable foundation controlled by her lawyers and accountant, to the exclusion of family members.
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AT&T and a number of other companies have given their workers $1,000 one-time bonuses attributed to the new law, and the company also invested money in its employee and retiree medical trust and put money toward its charitable foundation.
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" The company also said that "with tax reform in mind we put $85033 million to bonus payments to our frontline employees, $800 million to funding our employee and retiree medical trust, and nearly $100 million to funding our charitable foundation.
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The suit alleges the Trumps violated state and federal charities law by using the charitable foundation as "little more than a checkbook," with at least five instances in which tax-deductible donations were used to benefit Trump or his businesses.
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Last November, the Moore Charitable Foundation invested nearly $25 million with Mr. Caspersen, who had convinced investors that he was working on deals to raise money for clients of Park Hill Advisors, which works with private equity firms and hedge funds.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Giorgio Armani's succession plans include a transfer of part of his high-end fashion empire to his charitable foundation in a bid to prevent any takeovers or a break-up of the group, the designer told a newspaper.
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Many organizations have been forced out of Russia after being branded "foreign" or "undesirable," including US-based science and education promoters like the MacArthur Foundation and the Open Society Foundation, as well as Russian science promoters like the Dynasty charitable foundation.
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Mr. Carson's first chief of staff, Sheila Greenwood, a HUD veteran, clashed with Lynne Patton, a former officer with a charitable foundation run by Mr. Trump's son Eric, who was given a top department job without any consultation with the secretary.
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On Friday, Cohen's lawyers asked a judge not to send him to jail, based largely on his many hours of assistance to probes of Trump's campaign, business and charitable foundation now being run by Mueller and prosecutors in New York.
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We were reminded Tuesday afternoon just how vast Trump's potential problems are when Forbes' Dan Alexander broke the news that Eric Trump's charitable foundation has been lying to its donors and funneling significant sums of money right into his father's pockets.
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Several nonprofit organizations, including the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, are trying to aid Department of Homeland Security workers who need immediate help with a limited pool of cash and other resources, an officer with the group's charitable foundation said.
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And the New York State attorney general's office filed a scathingly worded lawsuit against Mr. Trump's charitable foundation, accusing it and the Trump family of sweeping violations of campaign finance laws, self-dealing and illegal coordination with the presidential campaign.
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Kerry Sullivan, president of the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, who also sits on Year Up's board, said that of the 470 interns the bank has hired through the program since 2004, 170 have gone on to full-time jobs.
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WASHINGTON — Election law experts from across the political spectrum largely agreed that the New York attorney general made a compelling case this week that President Trump's campaign and his charitable foundation violated federal campaign finance laws during the 2016 election.
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Running the numbers on Powell Jobs's plan will be more difficult; that's because her giving is through an LLC, rather than a standard charitable foundation, so she is not required to make as many disclosures about her gifts and assets.
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Donald J. Trump has renewed his defense of his charitable foundation, insisting on Twitter that all of the money raised by the organization has gone to charity even as the New York attorney general continues to investigate claims to the contrary.
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But amid a series of damaging news reports this week about President Trump, the conservative network's hosts stirred some skepticism among media commentators by instead airing stories about the Clintons' charitable foundation — the Fox News equivalent of a greatest hits reel.
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Voters are more open to former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE continuing to work at his family's charitable foundation, however.
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The BC Parks Foundation, an independent charitable foundation that works with BC Parks, the third largest parks system in North America, finalized the purchase of more than 800 hectares (1976.84 acres) of land in the Princess Louisa Inlet this week.
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Z Those payments were made to an account Kanodia opened for a charity, Lincoln Charitable Foundation, ostensibly to raise money for flood victims in India, even though he used much of the money for his own financial investments, prosecutors said.
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Chick-fil-A, meanwhile, has been hit by an avalanche of conservative criticism in recent days after it announced this month that its charitable foundation will no longer donate to two Christian groups that have long opposed same-sex marriage.
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Her office has broad authority to investigate nonprofits and can seek a number of potential remedies against them in court; a previous inquiry by Ms. James's predecessors led to the shuttering of President Trump's charitable foundation, a far smaller enterprise.
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Here's the bottom line: Serving as secretary of state while your husband raises millions of dollars for a charitable foundation that is also a vehicle for your family's political ambitions really does create a lot of space for potential conflicts of interest.
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Trump Foundation Reality Check: Trump on the flag and his foundation By Kevin Liptak, CNN Seeking to defend his charitable foundation, Trump sought to explain why he used funds from the group to settle a penalty imposed by a municipal government in Florida.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton on Wednesday called running his family's charitable foundation one of the great honors of his life in a passionate defense against criticism of its work as his wife, Hillary Clinton, campaigns to become president.
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While 294% of people worldwide "somewhat" or "strongly agree" that vaccines are safe, certain parts of the world have a concerning level of disbelief, particularly in parts of Europe, according to a large Gallup survey for charitable foundation Wellcome Trust released on Wednesday.
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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump said Saturday he will dissolve the Trump Foundation, the charitable foundation in his name, as part of efforts to untangle himself of conflicts of interest in the weeks before he is sworn into office.
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Gates, now 63, is still the second richest person the world with a net worth of $97.6 billion, and keeps busy alongside his wife Melinda as the chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's largest private charitable foundation, according to Forbes.
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A painting by Andy Warhol, a motorbike and a collection of designer dresses were also up for auction, as well as a stay in London that included a chance to meet Prince Charles and participate in events linked to his charitable foundation.
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While he has taken modest steps in recent weeks attempting to resolve certain conflicts, including closing his charitable foundation, these half-measures cannot solve the fundamental conflict posed by his continued ownership interest in his businesses or his children's management of those businesses.
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With the world focusing on the U.S. elections, the debate about what makes a suitable leader has never been fiercer, but the co-chair of the world's largest private charitable foundation hopes that one day there'll be a woman in the White House.
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Anyone with an internet connection can dig into the thousands of pages of emails, which have revealed infighting among Clinton's top advisers, as well as new details about the millions of dollars flowing into the Clinton's charitable foundation and personal bank accounts.
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The Epstein scandal has also enmeshed Leslie Wexner, the billionaire chairman and chief executive behind Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works parent L Brands Inc, who had previously entrusted Epstein to manage his personal finances and serve as trustee of his charitable foundation.
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The report, which has yet to be made public, says McCabe misled investigators about his communications with a former Wall Street Journal reporter who was writing about McCabe's role in probes tied to Clinton, including an investigation of the Clinton family's charitable foundation.
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But Mr. Trump's charitable foundation, the organization through which many of the donations were made, did not take a basic legal step that nonprofit experts say is required of charities when they hold fund-raisers that may draw donors from many states.
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Geoff Newton, a member of the All England Club's board and the executive director of a charitable foundation whose focus includes bringing tennis to people with disabilities, said wheelchair tennis had been on the club's radar as it had grown in popularity.
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In alliance with the campaign, the beauty brand is launching its very own charitable foundation to help survivors, called Fight Against Domestic Violence, and will be releasing limited-edition nail wraps adorned with custom blue-and-white designs and the "NO MORE" symbol.
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This year, the organization announced a $20 million operations endowment from Ford Foundation, million-dollar-grants from The Rockefeller Foundation, The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to further the organization's commitment to individual artist practices.
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Xuecheng tapped into a widespread desire among wealthy Chinese to give something back to society, taking over a charitable foundation and moving it into his temple, and reaching out to well-educated but spiritually adrift people in the university community in western Beijing.
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Lawyers for President Trump's charitable foundation pushed back aggressively against the New York State attorney general's office in court papers on Thursday, calling a lawsuit against the charity a political attack motivated by the former attorney general's "record of antipathy" against Mr. Trump.
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Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will set up their own charitable foundation later this year, the palace said, while the decade-old Royal Foundation will remain the main philanthropic vehicle for heir-to-the-throne William and Kate.
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It also took more than $30 million out of its charitable foundation in 2017; it recently increased a line of credit, backed by the deed to its headquarters, to $28 million; and it borrowed against life insurance policies taken out on top executives.
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Mr. Cohen has since spent more than 70 hours with investigators working with the Southern District, as well as Mr. Mueller's team and the state attorney general of New York, who has an open inquiry into Mr. Trump's use of his charitable foundation.
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In his YouTube video, Mr. Craig identified the oligarch as Viktor Pinchuk, a steel magnate who has portrayed himself as pro-Western, and who has donated millions to the Clinton Foundation, as well as $150,000 to Mr. Trump's since-shuttered charitable foundation.
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"Drawing from my own country's experience, speedy and accurate testing and adequate personal protective equipment for medical professionals are most effective in preventing the spread of the virus," Ma said in a statement released by his charitable foundation on Twitter Friday morning.
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Eric Trump also said that he had decided to stop directly soliciting contributions for his charitable foundation because he recognized that his status as the president-elect's son means that donors could try to use him to gain access to his father.
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That same year, the Washington Post dug into the activities of Trump's charitable foundation and discovered Trump often spent donations on personal expenses, like buying a giant portrait of himself; in December, amid lawsuits and investigations, the Trump Foundation agreed to dissolve.
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But even this aggressive, oppositional coverage — much of it thorough and hard-won, like stories about Mr. Trump's taxes or his charitable foundation — was delivered with presumptions of trust and common language, and with the privileged expectation of the benefit of the doubt.
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During his testimony, Sessions said he would recuse himself from investigations involving Trump's rival for the White House, Democrat Hillary Clinton, saying comments he made during the campaign about her email practices and charitable foundation would cloud the perception of impartiality at the Justice Department.
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In 2002, 15 years before his arrest, Kavala helped establish Anadolu Kültür, a charitable foundation that funds cultural centers and programs in underdeveloped regions of Turkey while also fostering cultural cooperation between countries and groups in the European Union, including notably the Goethe-Institut.
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Responding to a report in German weekly Wirtschaftswoche which said that the U.S. tax authorities would likely deny a such tax exempt status, a spokesman for the charitable foundation said that the Hainan Chihang Foundation was incorporated and would comply with all tax laws.
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On Monday, as news of the F.B.I. raids broke, The Times reported that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, was looking into a $150,000 donation to Mr. Trump's charitable foundation from a Ukrainian billionaire that was solicited by Mr. Cohen during the 2016 campaign.
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Clinton, who has received millions from the financial sector in speaking fees and donations to her campaigns and charitable foundation, expressed regret over the legislation when she ran for president in 2008, though she had plenty of company among Democrats in voting for it.
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The UK-based new charitable foundation plans to create a platform which works by creating an infrastructure that allows members of an ideology to piece together the elements that best represent them on top of a hyper-relational graph database (created by partners GRAKN.AI).
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A motorbike and a collection of designer dresses by the likes of Chanel and Prada were also up for auction, as well as a stay in London that included a chance to meet Prince Charles and participate in events linked to his charitable foundation.
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Republican President-elect Donald Trump's charitable Foundation appears to have told the IRS that it violated a ban on so-called "self-dealing" and had transferred income or assets to a "disqualified person," The Washington Post reported, citing copies of the group's 2015 tax filings.
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"Had a vaccine been available earlier in the Ebola epidemic, thousands of lives might have been saved," said Dr. Jeremy Farrar, the director of the Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation that funds research on Ebola after the effective vaccine was developed in 2016.
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HNA disclosed an ownership change this week, after two major shareholders, Bharat Bhise, CEO of Bravia Capital, and Guan Jun, a Beijing businessman, who owned 17.4 percent and 12.35 percent of the company respectively, transferred their shares to a New York-based charitable foundation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oscar-winner Leonardo DiCaprio's charitable foundation would return gifts or donations made to him or his ventures if they were found to have come from Malaysian wealth fund 1MDB, which is being investigated on money laundering allegations, his representatives said on Tuesday.
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Federal prosecutors contend in a criminal complaint that Mr. Caspersen blew more than half of the $25 million that he took in from the Moore Charitable Foundation — founded by the billionaire Louis M. Bacon to promote conservation — on losing options in a personal brokerage account.
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The Center for Media and Democracy reported in 2014 that the group, which is the legal arm of the National Right to Work Committee, has been funded by the Koch brothers' Freedom Partners group, the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation, DonorsTrust, and Donor Capital Fund.
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The New York Times reported on Monday evening that Mueller is investigating a $150,93 payment made in September 2015 by a Ukrainian billionaire, Viktor Pinchuk, to Trump's charitable foundation in exchange for a 20-minute video appearance by Trump at a conference in Kiev.
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He's the head of the family's charitable foundation, whose many causes are described in the Gilbert and Sullivanesque choral number at the top of the show: "We've just handed Norman Mailer 50 thou to vent his spleen," sings one of the executives of the foundation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are to split from the charitable foundation they share with his older brother Prince William and his wife Kate, Kensington Palace said on Thursday, the latest step in the couple forging their own royal path.
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But Democrats argued that the deal failed to do that, and merely shifted ownership and control to proxies of Mr. Deripaska and the Kremlin, including Mr. Deripaska's charitable foundation, his former wife and the Russian bank VTB, which has also been put under sanctions.
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We are, after all, about to hand over power to a man who has spent his whole adult life trying to build a cult of personality around himself; remember, his "charitable" foundation spent a lot of money buying a six-foot portrait of its founder.
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During the campaign, he repeatedly criticized Hillary Clinton for supporting, as secretary of state and member of the foreign investment committee, a deal that benefited donors to her family's charitable foundation while giving the Russians control of about 20 percent of America's uranium-extraction capacity.
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New York (CNN)The New York attorney general's office and lawyers for President Donald Trump's charitable foundation are set to face off in court Thursday over the state's civil lawsuit that alleges the charity violated campaign finance laws and abused its tax-free status.
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Prosecutors said that in 2010, Cohen induced a charitable foundation to invest in shares of a mining company, Strata Ltd, while concealing the fact that a seller of the shares owed Cohen $18 million and would use the proceeds to repay part of the loan.
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The New York Times reported on Saturday that the New York attorney general, Letitia James, opened an investigation into the group's tax-exempt status, sending letters on Friday to the NRA and affiliated entities, including its charitable foundation, telling them to preserve relevant financial records.
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Besides addressing his credibility issues, it was a Trumpian visual gesture, providing the TV networks dramatic images to splash onscreen alongside his testimony — checks, letters, financial statements, a portrait of himself that Mr. Trump bought using funds from his charitable foundation, according to Mr. Cohen.
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New email releases, subpoenas from Congress The charitable foundation has been scrutinized throughout Hillary Clinton's presidential bid, but the organization has faced greater scrutiny since emails were newly uncovered showing a top Clinton Foundation donor seeking access to a top diplomat when Clinton was secretary of state.
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Seated across from each other with Elaine Quijano of CBS News moderating, Kaine, Clinton's running mate, was asked why Americans should trust the Democratic presidential nominee, who has been dogged by scandal over her charitable foundation and use of a private email server for government business.
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They include his charitable foundation, his former wife, her father and a family-linked firm called Orandy Capital Limited, as well as shares being transferred to VTB, a Russian government-owned bank under limited United States sanctions that had lent Mr. Deripaska large sums of money.
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The delays come as Trump and those in his orbit face parallel investigations from New York investigators, who are examining Trump's charitable foundation, and from Democrats in Congress, who will take over the House of Representatives in January and have vowed to closely examine Trump's personal finances and businesses.
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Donating to worthy causes, whether that be the religious or spiritual organization you belong to or a charitable foundation or cause you deem deserving, can pay its own rewards — and not only by raising your spirits, satisfying moral goals or assuaging nagging guilt for your own good fortune.
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"Two ... CIA spies who were working under the cover of an organization and charitable foundation have been identified, tried and sentenced to ten years in prison for spying and five years in prison for acting against national security," Iran's judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili said, according to the news service.
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Epstein's conspicuous displays of wealth included owning the largest private residence in New York (9 East 71st, which was originally purchased by one of his clients, Les Wexner) and a $10 million charitable foundation called Gratitude America (which seems to have been funded by another client, Leon Black).
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"Hosting a game show was never a goal of mine, but when they came to me and offered me to do a summer package for the show last summer in order to get some money to put into my charitable foundation, it was a great opportunity," he says.
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Last month, aides for Donald Trump made a rare admission of error, conceding that the candidate's charitable foundation had made a mistake by donating money to a group supporting Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, a possible violation of federal tax rules preventing charities from giving to political causes.
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He left the bulk of his collection in a trust to benefit the educational programs of the Harlem Children's Zone; Louis-Dreyfus was at the gallery that day to meet the other trustees of her father's charitable foundation and discuss the upcoming sale of several paintings at Christie's.
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The renderings included a health clinic, a fabrication shop, a post office, a trading hub, and a garage for manufacturing and repairing drones, to insure that the droneport would "become part of local community life," Foster wrote, in a design pitch for African governments, released through his charitable foundation.
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So I always told Deborah: I don't know if I'm ever gonna get this published, but if it happens, I want to set up a charitable foundation to help Henrietta's descendants and others who have made important contributions to science without their consent, which I did in 2010.
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" The FBI had a source and documents that indicated "Russian nuclear officials had routed millions of dollars to the U.S. designed to benefit former President Bill Clinton's charitable foundation during the time Secretary of State Hillary Clinton served on a government body that provided a favorable decision to Moscow.
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Tym Rourke, a member of the state commission on alcohol and drug abuse who oversees addiction-related programs for the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, said that it really did not matter whether marijuana was more or less safe for the average person than other addictive substances, like alcohol.
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Nor have we taken a good look at the very real possibility that his fake charitable foundation was a form of illegal tax evasion or that he bribed the attorney general of Florida to prevent scrutiny of his fake university or the women who've accused him of sexual assault.
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The Eczacıbaşı Group, a founder of Istanbul Modern, is a leader in the pharmaceutical and construction sectors, while the portfolio of the Koç Group, which is a key sponsor of the Istanbul Biennial and established (through its charitable foundation) the contemporary art museum Arter, includes defense manufacturing and mining companies.
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Trump, who defeated Clinton, said during the campaign that if elected, he would ask his attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to see that Clinton go to prison for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state and her relationship with her family's charitable foundation.
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This week has also seen some of the most damning reports about Trump's financial records and personal dealings to date, with reports that his personal charitable foundation spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to settle personal legal disputes and more evidence that his tax returns could hold a massive bombshell.
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The case of Mr. Caspersen, the son of a wealthy financier, Finn M. W. Caspersen, who committed suicide in 240, has captivated Wall Street, in part because the scheme targeted friends, relatives — including his mother — and a charitable foundation established by Louis M. Bacon, the billionaire investor and hedge fund manager.
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In a letter to his charitable foundation, Wexner wrote that Epstein, who'd been his right hand and had power of attorney over his finances, had "misappropriated vast sums" of money from Wexner and his family more than a decade ago—more than $46 million according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Alibaba billionaire Jack Ma announced on Friday his charitable foundation would donate 500 million coronavirus testing kits and 1 million face masks to the US.Ma joined Twitter this month, and sent his first tweet on Saturday to say the first shipment of aid supplies was on its way from Shanghai.
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New York (CNN)The judge overseeing the New York attorney general's lawsuit against President Donald Trump's charitable foundation suggested Thursday that she will wait until an appeals court rules on whether a sitting president can be the subject of a civil lawsuit before determining whether to dismiss the state's case.
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Some Republicans have claimed that Hillary Clinton's State Department approved the deal after her husband's charitable foundation received a $145 million donation, but the State Department controls only one seat on the panel that approved the transaction and the New York Times has reported that Clinton did not participate in the decision.
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Incidentally, his opponent, Michelle Nunn, has some biographical similarities with Hillary Clinton: A centrist with a well-known last name (her dad had been a senator) who was well-liked by the Democratic donor class but had trouble exciting the base — and faced questions about how her charitable foundation had been run.
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Trump also seemed less keen to make good on his promise to prosecute Hillary Clinton, saying he didn't want to "hurt the Clintons," but that he was not ruling out an investigation over her family's charitable foundation or her use of a private email server while she was U.S. secretary of state.
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That's when conservative author Peter Schweitzer and The New York Times documented how Bill Clinton collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in Russian speaking fees and his charitable foundation collected millions in donations from parties interested in the deal while Hillary Clinton presided on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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Ms. Gacki indicated that Mr. Deripaska's stake in EN+ would be further reduced through a donation of some shares to an unspecified charitable foundation and by allowing some shares to be controlled by VTB Bank, which is controlled by the Kremlin and subject to United States sanctions — raising red flags for skeptics.
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He's on multiple boards of nonprofit institutions, including the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and St. Andrew's Dune Church in Southampton, N.Y. He is, in short, about the last person you'd expect to throw his support behind an investment strategy that makes fossil-fuel divestment — something Mr. Nadosy opposes — look tame by comparison.
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MacLaren and the others, who have become friends with Skreli after interacting with him during his live streams, said the media, the musical and others have ignored Shkreli's multiple philanthropic acts, including helping cancer patients, setting up a charitable foundation and making sure that patients who need the drug Daraprim are not denied access.
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" With her winnings, she plans to give a portion of it to a charitable foundation "so that they may do good in the world," he wrote in the document, and she "wishes to be a silent witness to these good works, far from the glare and misfortune that has often fallen upon other lottery winners.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's charitable foundation doesn't have the proper certification to be soliciting money from outside donors, The Washington Post reported.
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Though I was never as big a fan of these fantasy moments as many of my peers (I believed the money could be better spent elsewhere, like on a charitable foundation), they were the markers of a time that is coming to a close, symbols of a vision that bridged the couture and Instagram eras.
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Allegations of vote-buying involving Mr. Steyer cropped up on social media last week, after the pastor of Brookland Baptist Church, one of the largest black churches in the state, announced during Sunday services that the church planned to apply for a grant from a charitable foundation established by Mr. Steyer and Ms. Taylor.
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Democrats slammed Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Saturday for the president-elect's Christmas Eve announcement that he would dissolve his charitable foundation.
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WASHINGTON — Eric Trump said on Wednesday that he had decided to stop directly soliciting contributions for his charitable foundation, which supports causes like the fight against childhood cancer, because he now recognizes that his status as the president-elect's son means that donors could try to use him to gain access to his father.
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The attorney general of New York sued Donald Trump and three of his children on Thursday over what she described as "persistently illegal conduct" at the family's charitable foundation, an organization that has been good for the Trump family business and for Donald Trump's political career but appears to have no philanthropic mission or focus.
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Though I was never as big a fan of these fantasy moments as many peers were (I believed the money could be better spent elsewhere, like on a charitable foundation), they were the markers of a time that is coming to a close, symbols of a vision that bridged the couture and Instagram eras.
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If Trump's fortune wasn't big enough to get him on the Forbes list, he'd find a way to pretend it was; if no one was willing to pay $60,000 for an idealized portrait of Trump, he'd find someone to pretend to do so and then pay them off with money from his charitable foundation.
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As of the end of 2016, the charitable foundation had given away $41.3 billion in grants and currently has the largest endowment of any private foundation in the U.S. The Gates Foundation funds everything from malaria prevention in Mozambique to smoking cessation in China to college costs for kids in the U.S. (including the author — thanks, Bill!).
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In an article titled "Mainstream media puts out the call for pro-Trump columnists," Washington Post's Paul Farhi finds editors at major publications are in the market for the kind of opinion writers who will, say, demand that Hillary Clinton shut down her family's charitable foundation, then turn around and say Trump's conflicts of interest are completely tolerable.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's charitable foundation has stopped soliciting donations in New York following a recent order from the state's attorney general, according to a new report.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Wednesday defended the Trump Foundation amid questions that the GOP nominee may have violated laws against self-dealing through his charitable foundation.
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She also agreed in 2018 to pay $200,000 to get her older daughter into USC as a purported beach volleyball recruit, As part of that agreement, Janavs made a $50,000 payment to the USC Women's Volleyball from her family's charitable foundation account, but she was arrested before she made the full payment, according to the US Attorney's Office.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's charitable foundation has admitted to mistakenly donating $25,000 to an organization aligned with Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, according to The Washington Post.
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Epshteyn also accused the Washington Post reporter who first reported the purchase, David Fahrenthold, of being a surrogate for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE because of his reporting on the Republican candidate's charitable foundation.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign is grappling with new allegations that the GOP nominee used his charitable foundation to pay personal expenses.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said in an interview broadcast Sunday that he hopes his charitable foundation has followed all rules and laws, adding that none of its money has benefited him.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign manager defended the Trump Foundation amid questions about whether the GOP nominee may have violated laws against self-dealing through his charitable foundation.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's charitable foundation paid $10,000 for an oil portrait of Trump at a 2014 auction after no other bids were received, according to an attorney for the president.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign on Tuesday night slammed a Washington Post report that said the GOP presidential nominee used more than $250,000 from his charitable foundation to settle legal problems.
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McCabe is accused of misleading investigators about allegedly giving information to a former Wall Street Journal reporter about the investigation of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Clinton family's charitable foundation.
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