Weak Giving Impedes Relief Efforts in Pakistan

September 3, 2010

Text Size - +
Print

Photos

Get the Flash Player to see this rotator.

American charities say they haven’t raised nearly what they need to help Pakistan’s flood victims.

Aid workers report that they are being forced to decide which assistance programs are most urgent, scale back plans to serve more people, and close clinics ahead of schedule because they lack sufficient cash.

...

Read Full Article...

Source: Chronicle of Philanthropy

Companies Mentioned:

American Red Cross	Catholic Relief Services	Doctors Without Borders
International Rescue Committee	Islamic Relief	Oxfam America
Salvation Army	World Vision

MORE ON
MISSIONS/DONOR SEGMENTS

Factbox: Spending, fundraising in presidential race
Obama and Romney Campaigns Adopt Square for Funding
DCCC Fundraising Totaled $61 Million in 2011
President Vows Not to Deter Wealthy From Giving
Romneys Gave 16 Percent of Their Income to Charity

COMMENTS

Click here to leave a comment...

Comment *

Name *
E-mail *
URL
Why are we asking this?
Remember Me

Most Recent Comments:

« Prev / Next »

Click here to view archived comments...

Archived Comments:

Weak Giving Impedes Relief Efforts in Pakistan

Companies Mentioned:

MORE ON MISSIONS/DONOR SEGMENTS >>

COMMENTS

RECENT ACTIVITY:

Weak Giving Impedes Relief Efforts in Pakistan

Companies Mentioned:

MORE ON MISSIONS/DONOR SEGMENTS >>

COMMENTS

RECENT ACTIVITY:

FUNDRAISING SUCCESS MAGAZINE: