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Author: John A. Calhoun
Publisher: Faith and Service Technical Assistance Newtork Website link: http://www.fastennetwork.org/Uploads/E41DA5F1-19F1-4F2D-B7DC-85EAE5A022A8.pdf Philanthropy and Faith: An Introduction is intended primarily for the private
philanthropic community although others, especially criminal justice practitioners
and community and local policymakers, should find it useful. It closes with
guidelines for private funders that wish to establish working partnerships with
faith-based entities. Philanthropy and Faith examines the role of faith-based
communities in partnership with private funders. Some of the information
comes from a symposium in April 2002 that included faith-based organizations,
private funders, and policy administrators in an examination of an initiative
addressing juvenile crime in Boston. Interviews and conversations with faith-based
organizations and foundation executives in other cities provide further insight. |
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