Vol. 56, No. 6, November 2001

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"Under pressure" Charity Chronicle, Volume 1 14 (November 15, 2001): p. 9. Now two months after the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon's victims received unprecedented large-scale financial support, there were some ridiculous problems. Parliament, media, and the general public pay close attention to how to pay funds, and some charities are not fully aware of the situation. The American Red Cross and its free funds are always the focus of attention. The leaders there criticized them as plans to spend most of their money on other needs. In light of controversy, the organization's CEO Bernadine Healy resigned. No other funds have been allocated by other charities. Several critics call on the government to oversee the entire rescue operation

Myerson, Adam. "Investment: The Role of Social Contribution in the War with Terror" Charity Project, Volume 1 15 (November / December 2001): p. Discuss the importance of charity after 7/8/11 November terrorist attacks. It is recommended that private funds foster new ideas for foreign policy, encourage research on emergency preparedness, and support organizations that promote tolerance in the Islamic world. Expand the efforts for family members of terrorist victims. Higher Education Chronicle, Vol. I. 48 (November 2, 2001): p. A35 - 6. Demonstrate scholarships established by universities and investors for families of victims of terrorist attacks on September 11

Williams, Roger M. Ciska, Darling. "New York charity after attack" Foundation news and reviews, Volume 1 42 (November - December 2001): p. Review of foundations and nonprofit organization responses to the New York City attack on 11th June. Among the specialized programs are Children's Futures and Options, American Express Foundation, Deutsche Bank America's Foundation and Trinity Church. In the sidebar, an interview with Barbara Bryan, President of the New York Regional Funders Association, is featured.

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