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PHILANTHROPY NEWS DIGEST
   Vol. 6, Issue 31
   July 25, 2000

Nonprofit Sector Research Fund Announces New Grants

The Nonprofit Sector Research Fund of the Aspen Institute recently awarded support to 23 research projects designed to help improve nonprofit management and inform public policy related to nonprofits. The funded projects address a wide range of issues that impact nonprofits, including welfare reform, nonprofit hospital conversions, and cooperation and competition among charities.

The 23 grants awarded this year ranged from $2,500 to $50,000. Since its inception, the fund has awarded $7 million to support 300 research projects. (The deadline to submit proposals for 2001 awards is October 2, 2000.)

"Nine years ago we began providing support to university-based and other researchers to study nonprofits," said Alan J. Abramson, director of the fund. "We did this because we believe that if nonprofits are to keep up with the ever-changing world and effectively serve clients, then they must be constantly learning. The studies we fund facilitate that learning," Abramson added. "Nonprofits must find new and better ways to improve their practices and enhance their contribution to society."

"NSRF Announces Research Grants Awarded in 2000; New Studies Will Examine Ways to Improve Nonprofit Management and Public Policy." NSRF News Release 7/24/2000.

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