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This is a book about modern philanthropic foundations, the unique role of the United States in spawning them, the imminent prospect of a vast intergenerational transfer of accumulated personal wealth in this country, and the implications of that historic conveyance for the American philanthropic tradition-and indeed for the future of the nation.
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capital gifts, community foundation
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United States, New York, World War, Mary Lasker, Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie Corporation, Walter Annenberg, Julius Rosenwald, Annenberg School, Ford Foundation, Olin Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Henry Ford, General Education Board, George Soros, Hoover Institution, Lincoln Center, Los Angeles, Soviet Union, Stanford University, Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway, Howard Hughes, Lee Krasner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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