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Charleston Church Distributes Donations To Shooting Victims’ Families
Newsy Millions of dollars in donations poured in to the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church after a gunman killed nine people attending a bible study last June. Months after the tragedy in Charleston, South Carolina, some victims’ families are upset … |
Article Details Widespread Claims of Sex Abuse at Private Schools – New York Times
New York Times |
Article Details Widespread Claims of Sex Abuse at Private Schools
New York Times In addition, nearly two dozen employees eventually pleaded guilty or were convicted on criminal charges of abusing children or related crimes. The Globe’s tally of abuse claims at New England’s private schools, many of them among the nation’s … |
Financial Sector Gives Hillary Clinton a Boost – Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal |
Financial Sector Gives Hillary Clinton a Boost
Wall Street Journal “I cannot accept some of the statements of Mr. Trump, especially related to Hispanic Americans.” Even some donors who previously backed Mr. Trump have since changed their minds. Ralph Herzka, CEO and founder of the investment advisory firm Meridian … |
CRC rakes in $13 million from donors on Red Cross Day – The Phnom Penh Post
CRC rakes in $13 million from donors on Red Cross DayThe Phnom Penh PostThe firm was exposed by rights watchdogs last year for making payoffs to officials to deal with land disputes related to its huge concession in Koh Kong province. Hun Sen reiterate…
Summer sees a drop in number of blood donors – The Hindu
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Summer sees a drop in number of blood donors
The Hindu Summer vacations are here and it is the best time of the year for many residents who go on holidays to escape the city’s sweltering heat. For hospitals, however, this is the season that poses a challenge — blood donation tends to drop, and they are … |
End-of-life care report show minority groups face ‘poor-quality’ service – The Independent
The Independent |
End-of-life care report show minority groups face ‘poor-quality’ service
The Independent Some groups of people are “often excluded from wider health services” affecting their end-of-life care, a report has found. Groups mentioned in the report as being disadvantaged are people who are black or from another ethnic minority, the homeless, … |
Fraternity aims to set new county blood donation record during event – Ocala
Fraternity aims to set new county blood donation record during eventOcalaThe fraternity announced it will mark six decades of service with the Psi Chi Charles Drew Mega Blood Drive on May 22 at LifeSouth Community Blood Center in Ocala. In lieu of a bi…
400 donate blood for Thalassemic children – Chandigarh Tribune
Chandigarh Tribune400 donate blood for Thalassemic childrenChandigarh TribuneThe Thalassemia Welfare Society, Amritsar, organised a blood-donation camp at the blood bank of Guru Nanak Dev Hospital during which around 400 volunteers donated blood here t…
How Aid Became Big Business – lareviewofbooks
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How Aid Became Big Business
lareviewofbooks Donor countries like the United Kingdom or the United States spend much of their aid money through NGOs, multilateral organizations like the UN, and private contractors. Billions of …. “Malaria-related absences have dropped by 80 percent.” Tara … |
Group of donors suspend aid to Mozambique – Macau Daily Times
Macau Daily TimesGroup of donors suspend aid to MozambiqueMacau Daily TimesThe group of 14 countries and organizations providing direct support to the Mozambique Budget has decided to suspend aid to the country following the disclosure of debts omitted…