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Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Launches
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World Bank Awards $5 Million in Grants to Fight Poverty
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PHILANTHROPY NEWS DIGEST
The recommendation to dissolve was made by the fund's
board of trustees after it failed to hire a new executive
director to replace William Massey, who resigned in
1998 to become president of the National Charities
Information Bureau. The fund made no grants in 1999.
"The members reviewed the operation of the trust, " said
acting executive director J.M. Bryan Taylor, "and reached
a recommendation that was made as being the only action
that could be taken to continue the good work that the
members knew Mr. and Mrs. Bryan intended for this trust
to achieve."
FCnote: The Kathleen Price Bryan Fund (NC) had assets of
$70,012,817 and made grants totaling $2,818,205 in the year
ending 12/31/98.
Cohen, Todd.
"Kathleen Price Bryan Fund Is Splitting Up."
Business Journal 2/14/2000.
Kathleen Price Bryan Family Fund Press Release 2/11/2000.
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