| Mary Lasker, an art dealer, carried on his philanthropies in medicine and public health after her husband's death. |
| An IP system can provide a higher degree of individual freedom, and more competition, than a centralized system of grants, incentives, and prizes awarded by governments and philanthropies. |
| Her service through numerous philanthropies, foundations and her church, Bedford Park United, was exceptional. |
| In May 2000, the Pew Charitable Trusts, one of the nation's largest philanthropies, launched the Pew Oceans Commission, co-chaired by New Jersey Gov. |
| Providing a vehicle for the development and management of complex demonstration projects, SRDC seeks to work in close partnership with provinces, the federal government, local programs, and private philanthropies. |
| Helping philanthropies, policymakers, and practitioners develop strategies to promote the educational and social success and well-being of children, families and their communities. |
