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Jay Leno Auctions Car Collection Tour to Support UMass Lowell Scholarship

Jay Leno Auctions Car Collection Tour to Support UMass Lowell Scholarship

Jay Leno Auctions Car Collection Tour to Support UMass Lowell Scholarship
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Haslams earmark $130M to Tennessee, business school

Haslams earmark $130M to Tennessee, business school

Cleveland Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam have made a record $130 million "investment" in the University of Tennessee, the school announced Thursday. Despite the Haslams' investments in the Browns and other sports franchises, this funding is not directed toward the Volunteers' athletic programs.
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Browns' Owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam Invest $130 Million in University of Tennessee

Browns' Owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam Invest $130 Million in University of Tennessee

Jimmy and Dee Haslam, co-owners of the Cleveland Browns, have announced a significant $130 million investment in the University of Tennessee. This contribution is aimed at enhancing faculty recruitment and boosting student success at the university. The Haslams, who are alumni of the institution, expressed their commitment to elevating the university's national reputation and supporting the next generation of leaders. The investment will particularly benefit the Haslam College of Business, reflecting the couple's dedication to fostering educational excellence in their home state.
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Clark Gable’s 1935 Custom Duesenberg Could Fetch $8 Million at Auction

Clark Gable’s 1935 Custom Duesenberg Could Fetch $8 Million at Auction

The actor’s Duesenberg Model JN Convertible Coupe, by Rollston and Bohman & Schwartz, will be offered through RM Sotheby’s in August.
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Colleges Revamp Donor Strategies to Broaden Funding Base

Colleges Revamp Donor Strategies to Broaden Funding Base

Colleges Revamp Donor Strategies to Broaden Funding Base
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Universities Tackle Funding Crisis by Expanding Donor Base

Universities Tackle Funding Crisis by Expanding Donor Base

Universities are facing a funding crisis due to an over-reliance on a small percentage of major donors, with 89% of funds coming from just 2% of donors. This unsustainable model has prompted institutions to adopt long-term strategies to diversify their donor base. Universities like Rice and Wayne State are focusing on engaging a broader range of donors, including recent graduates, to ensure future financial stability. Initiatives include treating giving days as more than one-day events and creating donor societies to encourage consistent giving. These efforts aim to reduce dependency on large donations and foster a culture of philanthropy among a wider audience.
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Fidelity, IRS send key message on education tax credit

Fidelity, IRS send key message on education tax credit

Average published tuition at four-year public colleges reached $11,950 for in-state students in the 2025-2026 academic year, according to the College Board, leaving families to assemble financial aid, savings, and tax relief to close the gap. A May 2026 American Opportunity Tax Credit guide from ...
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House Judiciary Committee Report Criticizes Biden Administration Over Israeli Nonprofit Support Allegations

House Judiciary Committee Report Criticizes Biden Administration Over Israeli Nonprofit Support Allegations

The Republican-led House Judiciary Committee has released a report criticizing the Biden administration for allegedly supporting Israeli nonprofits involved in protests against the Israeli government's judicial overhaul plans in 2023. The report, led by Reps. Jim Jordan and Brian Mast, claims that U.S. grants may have been used to support these protests, although it provides no concrete evidence. The report also targets Jewish-run grantmakers like the Jewish Communal Fund and PEF Israel Endowments Inc., accusing them of misrepresenting the nature of their philanthropic activities. PEF has denied any wrongdoing, emphasizing its apolitical nature and compliance with legal standards.
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Atlanta Dream Partners with The King Center for WNBA Commissioner's Cup Charity Initiative

Atlanta Dream Partners with The King Center for WNBA Commissioner's Cup Charity Initiative

Atlanta Dream Partners with The King Center for WNBA Commissioner's Cup Charity Initiative
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NADA Launches Vehicle Donation Program to Aid Communities in Need

NADA Launches Vehicle Donation Program to Aid Communities in Need

NADA Launches Vehicle Donation Program to Aid Communities in Need
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Israel's Former Top Banker Urges Government to Rebuild Public Trust Amid Economic Challenges

Israel's Former Top Banker Urges Government to Rebuild Public Trust Amid Economic Challenges

Ahead of an economic conference, Karnit Flug, the former governor of the Bank of Israel, emphasized the need for the Israeli government to rebuild public trust to address economic challenges. The country faces increased defense spending and high interest payments due to prolonged conflict, impacting education and welfare budgets. The Israel Democracy Institute is hosting a conference to discuss these issues, featuring prominent policymakers and economists. Flug highlighted the importance of halting divisive sectoral spending and suggested that philanthropy could play a role in supporting underprivileged communities and education reform.
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USS Cincinnati Peace Pavilion Opens in Ohio with Support from Northern Cincinnati Foundation

USS Cincinnati Peace Pavilion Opens in Ohio with Support from Northern Cincinnati Foundation

The USS Cincinnati Peace Pavilion has officially opened to the public at Voice of America MetroParks in West Chester, Ohio. This $9.5 million landmark serves as a tribute to the service and sacrifice of the United States Navy. The Northern Cincinnati Foundation played a crucial role in bringing this vision to life by providing the financial and philanthropic framework necessary for the project's completion. The Pavilion features a full-scale replica of the USS Cincinnati submarine, incorporating real components from the vessel, and offers an immersive experience in naval history. The Pavilion also includes a dedicated STEM Education Program aimed at inspiring future engineers and scientists through interactive exhibits and educational experiences.