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Subject: Fundraising With AI: How to Get It Right
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Vice President JD Vance has vowed to punish left-leaning groups that he says support extremism and violence after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. In a podcast, he specifically cited the Open Society Foundations and the Ford Foundation, which he accused of “funding a ‘disgusting article’ in the Nation magazine that he said was used to justify Kirk’s death.” The Ford Foundation last made a grant to the Nation in 2019, for an internship program, and Open Society said it has never financially supported the publication. An administration official said the White House is compiling a list of groups it says are “tied to political violence” and considering options including trying to strip them of their tax-exempt status. (Washington Post)
Plus: No more grant assistance for Nebraska nonprofit following Charlie Kirk post (NTV)
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