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Reaves, G.
"Use of feminist's name assailed; Abortion foes say Anthony would have backed group; others critical." The Dallas Morning News. August 22, 1994. p(p): 15A

"Women's Hall of Fame Set to Honor Activist Helen Hunt." The Dallas Morning News. August 27, 1994. p(p): 38A

Richman, R.
"Special Gifts: Women Put Their Money Where It Really Counts." The Chicago Tribune. December 13, 1992. p(p): 1, Womanews section

Reinhard, Bill.
"Women's Athletics Enters New Era of Corporate Support." Corporate Philanthropy Report. p(p): 3

"Retired Teacher Gives Alma mater $1 million." AP Wire state and regional news. March 21, 1999. (Castleton State College graduate Virginia Herrick made $2,700 in her first year of teaching and invested $985 of it in the stock market, a pattern she repeated throughout her career. Now she's become the school's biggest benefactor, with a $1 million gift to her alma mater.)

Richards, Cindy
"Raising the Bar on Giving." Chicago Foundation for Women Celebrates 15th Anniversary. Chicago Tribune. September 20, 2000.

Richards, Susan L.
"Library Philanthropy with a Personal Touch: Phoebe Apperson Hearst and the Libraries of Lead and Anaconda." Libraries and Culture. Winter 96, Volume 31:1. Donald G. Davis, Jr., editor.

Rifkin, G.
"Mix and Match: A Shoe for Women, a Survivor's Tale." The New York Times. July 3, 1994. p(p): 5F (Sheri Poe, CEO of Ryka, Inc., and founder of the Rose Foundation)

Rimer, Sara
"Alumnae, Once Snubbed but Docile, Prod Harvard Sharply on Sex Equality." The New York Times. February 24, 1997. p(p): A10 (article about the work of the Committee for the Equality of Women at Harvard, headed by Peggy Schmertzler, which is trying to increase the number of tenured women faculty at the University)

Ringle, Ken
"The Phantom Patron Of the Opera; Betty Brown Casey grew up dirt poor. But she married well, and last month she bought Woodies for a song." The Washington Post. April 21, 1996.

"Rising Dough." The Atlanta Business Chronicle. September 23, 1994. p(p): 6A (Jane Fonda and donations to the Atlanta Women's Fund)

Rivera, John
"Bay Parcel donated to Audubon; Florida woman gives 948 acre Talbot farm to conservation group; 'Just a wonderful gift;' society plans to use land for education, as wildlife sanctuary." The Baltimore Sun. May 23, 1997. p(p): 1A (Jean D. Shehan's gift to the National Audubon Society)

Robinson, J.
"The Rich Life of Teresa Heinz." The Boston Globe. May 10, 1995. p(p): 69 ("In between giving away millions, saving the planet and moving among five houses, she fell in love with [Massachusetts Senator] John Kerry.")

Roche, B. J.
"Making History." The Boston Globe Magazine. September 3, 1995 (cover story). (When Ruth Simmons takes over as president of Smith College, she will become the first black woman to head a top-ranked college in the United States.)

Rodrick, S.
"Mother Teresa." George. October/November 1995. p(p): 194 ("Widow of one senator, now wife of another, Teresa Heinz has $675 million and a passion to change the world.")

Rohan, Virginia
"Control, Women, and Money: the Cookie Jar or the Portfolio?" Smith College Quarterly. Spring 1986. p(p): 28

Root, Douglas
"Teresa Heinz making her own grand legacy." ("She's always had the ideals, now she's got the clout. The grand plans of Teresa Heinz. Four years after the tragedy that left her a widow, she is remarried, re-energized, and ready to change the world.") The Philadelphia Inquirer. August 6, 1995. p(p): 18

Rose, Marsha Shapiro
"Philanthropy in a Different Voice: The Women's Funds." Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly. 1994. Volume 23. p(p): 227-242

"Rosie's Foundation Cashes in on Kisses: Warner-Lambert's Listerine Donates $500,000 to Rosie O'Donnell's For All Kids Foundation." PR Newswire. May 1, 1997.

Rouson, B. and B. Brill
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"Rowan House to be Built in West Philadelphia; Inspired New Project for Homeless Women and Children." PR Newswire. June 15, 1994.

Royte, E.
"Debt that's User-Friendly." Worth. April 1995. p(p): 25 ("At New York's Womanshare, the members pay their bills in skills.")

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Saladof, J.
"Sallie Bingham The Art of Giving." Santa Fean. December 1995. p(p): 42

"Saidye Rosner Bronfman, O.B.E. Wife Of Samuel Bronfman, Founder Of The Seagram Company Ltd., Dies At 98." Canada News Wire. July 6, 1995. (Philanthropist of many causes in Canada)

"Salary Gap Is Shrinking for Female Charity CEO's, Survey Finds." Chronicle of Philanthropy. October 30, 2003. p(p): 57, vol. XVI, no. 2 (Although female chief executives of charities still earn less than their male counterparts, the gap is shrinking.)
http://philanthropy.com/

Sander, Kathleen Waters
"Brave Hearts There Were: The Woman's Exchange of Cincinnati, 1883-1900." Queen City Heritage. Vol. 57, Winter 1999, No. 4. p(p): 20-36

"White Mountain Cakes and Calves' Foot Jelly." Advancing Philanthropy. Vol. 2, Summer 1994, No. 2. p(p): 24-27

Saporta, Maria
"Sisterly Love for College Makes it $9 Million Richer." The Atlanta Journal Constitution. July 22, 1997. p(p): B3 (Julia Munroe Woodward, Mary Gray Munroe Cobey and Margaret Munroe Thrower's gifts to Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia)

"Saudi Makes Donation for Aden's Victims." United Press International. July 5, 1994.

Savage, T.
"Another First for the First Woman of Wall Street." The Chicago Sun-Times. December 20, 1992. (Muriel Siebert)

Schaver, M.
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Schneider, Susan W.
"Feminist Philanthropy: Women Changing the World with Their Dollars." Lilith. Fall 1993. p(p): 14

"Jewish Women's Philanthropy." Lilith. Winter 1993. p(p): 6

Schumell, Donna Gardner
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Scott, Anne Firor
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Segal, T.
"America's Fifty Most Powerful Women Managers." Executive Female. September/October 1994. p(p): 35

Sela, M.
"Giving More than Money." The Jerusalem Post. August 10, 1989.

"Shadowline to Launch Philanthropy Program for Women with Introduction of New Cotton Sleepwear Line." PR Newswire. August 22, 1994.

Shaw, Sandra and Martha Taylor
"Career Women: A Changing Environment for Philanthropy." National Society of Fund Raising Executives Journal. Fall 1991. p(p): 43

Silliman, J.
"Do Foundations Really Care About Women's Rights?" The Chronicle of Philanthropy. September 6, 1994. p(p): 52

Simmons, Hildy
"A Conversation with Jane Lee Eddy." Foundation News & Commentary. March/April 1996. p(p): 26 ("The Distinguished Grantmaker tells what she's learned in practicing philanthropy for nearly four decades with the Taconic Foundation. It pays to stick to the same issues for a long time, she says.")

"Sister President: Ruth J. Simmons." The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education. Winter 1995/96. p(p): 51 ("This is a woman of remarkable personal vision and gifts. The only question that remains to be answered is how her stamp of excellence will be impressed on the college presidencies of our century." This is a collection of observations of scholars and observers on the importance of Dr. Simmons' appointment to the presidency of Smith College.)

Smardz, Zofia
"Charity Begins at Work." Working Woman. June 1996. p(p): 13 (Article discussing how "women's groups have been slow to organize workplace fund-raising programs")

Smith, C. and S.E. Wade
"Women Make Gains." Corporate Philanthropy Report. May 1994. (Top companies supporting women's causes, etc.)

Smith, Dinitia
"A Private Life, A Public Passion." The New York Times. March 17, 1996. p(p): C1 (Susan Soros and her work as founder and director of the Graduate Center for studies in the Decorative Arts at Bard College.)

Smith, H.
"Rampant but Respectable." The New Yorker. December 14, 1929. (Profile of Lilian D. Wald, founder, Henry Street Settlement)

Somerfeld, Meg
"A Close Look at Ways to Increase Giving by Women - and to Instill the Habit in Girls." Chronicle of Philanthropy. October 5, 2000. p(p): 12

"Making Sure Their Art Stays Alive." Chronicle of Philanthropy. September 21, 2000. Vol. 12, No. 23. p(p): 9. Judith Rothschild Foundation promotes the work of little-known, non-living artists. Ms. Rothschield was an abstract painter and collagist who died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1993 at the age of 71; she inherited a collection of art masterpieces from her parents, who were upscale furniture retailers. All masterpieces are to be sold to benefit the foundation within 25 years of Ms. Rothschild's death.

Speer, L.
"Chilean Carnegie: Library Project Takes Page from Philanthropist's Book." The Los Angeles Times. April 16, 1992. p(p): 3 (Joline Godfrey's efforts to stock Chile's 300 public libraries)

Spiegel, Irving
"Women's Role Cited in Jewish Agencies that Raise Funds." The New York Times. November 24, 1975. p(p): 53

Springen, K.
"Priscilla Bullitt Collins and Harriet Stimson Bullitt: the Queens of King." Business Ethics. March/April 1992. p(p): 13

Staggs, B.
"Ex-Chairman of San Francisco Chronicle Sues Company." The New York Times. April 27, 1995. ("Nan Tucker McEvoy, the 75-year old former chairman of the company that publishes The San Francisco Chronicle, sues to regain the post.")

Stehle, V.
"Making an Impact in Pittsburgh." The Chronicle of Philanthropy. January 11, 1994. p(p): 6 (Teresa Heinz and the Heinz Endowments)

Stehle, Vince
"Study Faults Grant Makers for Directing Too Little Money to Women's Programs." The Chronicle of Philanthropy. May 5, 1992. p(p): 17

Steinem, Gloria
"The Trouble with Rich Women." Ms. June 1986. p(p): 41

Steinberg, James
"Hospital Given $12 million gift; Escondido Woman's Bequest to Children's is Largest in its History." The San Diego Union-Tribune. July 3, 1997. p(p): B-1 (Carol Joye Nelson's gift to Children's Hospital and Health Center in San Diego County)

Stember, Peter
"Sense, Sensibility and the Cisco Kid." Stanford magazine. March-April 1996. p(p): 72 (Sandy Lerner, co-founder of the Silicon Valley company Cisco Systems, who bought Chawton House in England with the intention of creating a Jane Austen study center)

Straus, N.
"Streisand Tickets Prove Mixed Blessing for Charities." The New York Times. June 29, 1994. p(p): C15

"Survey Shows Women, Minorities Under-Represented on Foundation Boards, Philadelphia." PR Newswire. November 13, 1990.

"Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Announces Second Round of 1995 Research Grants." PR Newswire. October 13, 1995. (The announcement marks the first time in the foundation's history that it has offered a second round of grants in a calendar year. The new grants total $1,048,000.)

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Tabankin, Margery
"No Fund Raising Favors for Women." The New York Times. April 10, 1993. p(p): 19

Talbot, M.
"The Gender Trap: Are Women's Colleges Bad for Women?" The Washington Post Magazine. November 20, 1994. p(p): 12

Tanner, Nicki Newman
"Single Sex Education and Fund Raising: Why Have Women's Colleges Been So Successful?" Women's Philanthropy. Fall 1992. (Newsletter from the National Network on Women as Philanthropists)

Taylor, R. L.
"The Doctor, The Lady and Columbia University." The New Yorker. October 23 and 30, 1943. (Profiles of Alfred Meyer and Annie Nathan Meyer, founders of Barnard College)

Tayman, J.
"The Ladies Who Launch." Worth. April/May 1992. p(p) 34 (Nancy Hamon, Nancy Wellen and Nancy Brinker, Texas philanthropists of the arts and breast cancer)

Teltsch, Kathleen
"Giving Millions to Ordinary People." The New York Times. December 2, 1993. p(p): 6

"$1 Million to Endow Star Chair." The New York Times. March 27, 1991. p(p): B7 (Establishment of a professorship in public policy honoring Joanne Woodward at Sarah Lawrence College)

"$170 Million Legacy, the Bulk of an Estate, Goes to Charity." The New York Times. March 28, 1991. p(p): B6 (Lucy Goldschmidt Moses' bequests)

"$37 Million Windfall for Black Women's College." The New York Times. May 6, 1992. p(p): B15 (Gift from the DeWitt Wallace/Spelman College Fund established by founder of the Reader's Digest)

"Advisor Helping the Rich Discover Worthy Causes." The New York Times. October 14, 1984. p(p): 50

"At Foundations, the Voice of Women and Minorities Remains Faint." The New York Times. April 7, 1990. p(p): A9

"The Incognito Fund: A Source of Silent Generosity." The New York Times. September 23, 1984. p(p): 50

"Luce Fund Offering Aid to Scholarly Women." The New York Times. January 31, 1987. p(p): A10

"Network of 'Alternative' Philanthropies is Forming." The New York Times. July 5, 1983. p(p): A10

"Network of Women Hopes to Change American Philanthropy." The New York Times. May 14, 1986. p(p): C7

"A New Leader for a Foundation that Aids Women." The New York Times. August 31, 1992. p(p): B4 (Walteen Grady Truly's appointment as head of Women and Foundations/Corporate Philanthropy)

"Philanthropic Coalition Names a New President." The New York Times. May 20, 1994. (Appointment of Sara Melendez)

"Philanthropist Recalls the Joy of Giving Over 50 Years." The New York Times. June 12, 1983. p(p): A65 (Lucy Goldschmidt Moses)

"Philanthropy: Women Appeal." The New York Times. May 17, 1985. p(p): B6

"Shaking Up Old Ways of Benevolence." The New York Times. September 15, 1992. p(p): B1

"Strang Cancer Center Receives $27 Million Gift." The New York Times. April 1, 1993. p(p): B4

"Teaching the Next Generation to Give of Themselves." The New York Times. August 13, 1994. p(p): 23 ("Family foundations take on the task of getting the young interested in philanthropy")

"Trust Started by Tree Lover Gives Botanical Garden $15 Million." The New York Times. July 14, 1994. (Mary Flager Cary Charitable Trust's gift to the New York Botanical Garden)

Temin, Christine
"Heiress Finds Philanthropy Not Always Easy." The Boston Globe. February 23, 1985. p(p): 21 (Charlene Engelhard and the Engelhard Foundation)

"Thanks A Million." The Chicago Sun-Times. January 29, 1995. p(p): 6 (Chicago philanthropist Dollie Galter's gift to the Swedish Covenant Hospital)

Thomas, Barbara
"Southern California Philanthropy/Edie Wasserman/She Helps Ensure the Show-Biz Vets without Millions Can Retire with Dignity." Los Angeles Times. November 3, 1998. p(p): E1

Thompson, Anne and Andrea Kaminski
"Women's Philanthropy No Longer Invisible." Wingspread Journal. Winter 1993. p(p): 3

Thompson, C.
"Donors Skirt Issue When It Comes to Funding Women's Aid Agencies." The Chicago Tribune. November 18, 1992. p(p): C4

Tobenkin, D.
"Charities Profit From Trader's Commission." Los Angeles Daily News. December 7, 1992. p(p): 7 (Muriel Siebert)

Traub, J.
"Shake Them Bones." The New Yorker. March 13, 1995. p(p): 48 (Profile of Ellen Futter, president of the Museum of Natural History in New York)

Trescott, J.
"The Hair Way to Success: The Business Dynasty of Madame Walker." The Washington Post. February 22, 1988. p(p): B2 (Mme. C.J. Walker and a documentary film about her life and work)

Tully, M.
"Commission Pluralism." The New York Times. December 15, 1975. p(p): 31

Tumgoren, Serdar
"Women's Funds Hold $200 Million; Donations Grew Fast in Recent Years." Chronicle of Philanthropy. May 1, 2003. p(p): 27, vol. XV, no. 15. (Women's Funds, which raise money to help charities serving women and girls, are growing in number and size across the country. The 27 new and existing groups have joined the network in just three years, pushing their membership from 69 to 96 foundations.)
http://philanthropy.com/

Tumgoren, Serdar
"Lilly Heiress Expects to Bestow $550 Million on Numerous Charities Through Estate Plan." Chronicle of Philanthropy. December 12, 2002. vol. XV, no. 5. (Heiress to the Eli Lilly pharmaceutical fortune has created an estate plan that provides an estimated half-billion dollars for Indiana nonprofit groups and several arts organizations.)
http://philanthropy.com/

"The 20 richest women in Britain." The Independent. September 28, 1992.

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"UCLA program will address issues of women and finance." Business Wire. October 5, 1995. (UCLA seminar held in October 1995 on women and finance, co-sponsored by the UCLA Women and Philanthropy program and the UCLA Graduate School of Management)

"Underfunded Efforts to Better Women's Status." The New York Times. June 7, 1983. p(p): A22

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Valdes, A.
"The New Girls' Network." The Boston Globe. January 24, 1995. p(p): 25 ("Coalition of 100 Black Women proves sisters can be power brokers, too")

Van Handle, Judy
"Chair of Renown." The Boston Globe. March 14, 1997. p(p): E13 (Elizabeth and Malcolm Chace's gift to endow the women's basketball coach position at Brown University and a gift to women's athletics)

Verner, M. Elizabeth
"Developing Women as Financial Donors and Philanthropists: A Way to Enhance Intercollegiate Athletics Opportunities." Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal. Vol. 5, No. 1. p(p): 27-49

Versae, C.
"Heiress' Millions Gets Theater Off Ground." The Santa Fe New Mexican. May 28, 1995. p(p): A1 (Sallie Bingham's gift of $3.5 million to Santa Fe Stages)

Vitale, S.
"Beyond the Bake Sale." Savvy. 1990. p(p): 13

Vobejda, B.
"Cosbys Donate $20 Million to Atlanta's Spelman College: Many Black Institutions Suffering Financially." The Washington Post. November 9, 1988. p(p): 95

Vogel, Carol
"Out of Need or Desire, a Collector's Happy Obsession." The New York Times. March 17, 1998. (Profile of Janet de Botton, donor and trustee of The Tate Gallery, London)

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Walsh, Barbara
"Noyce's Children Promise to Carry on with Maine Projects." The Portland Press Herald. Septemebr 22, 1996. p(p): 1A (Elizabeth Noyce's philanthropy in her adopted state of Maine)

"Walt Disney Research Professorship for Breast Cancer Established; American Cancer Society." Cancer Researcher Weekly. March 7, 1994. p(p): 16 (Muriel [Mrs. Walt] Disney's gift of $1 million to endow a breast cancer research fellowship)

Wartzman, R.
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Watson, Paula D.
"Carnegie Ladies, Lady Carnegies: Women and the Building of Libraries." In Libraries and Culture, Winter 96, Volume 31:1. Donald G. Davis, Jr., editor.

Watters, S.
"Saint Teresa: Philanthropist and Republican conscience Teresa Heinz baits conservatives with big ideas, deep pockets and a new, liberal fiance." W. January 1995. p(p): 58

Weil, Elizabeth
"Good Sports; It's Seen As An Offensive Move Against Self-Esteem Problems, Depression And Drug Abuse. Great Reasons, The Experts Say, to Team Up Girls and Athletics." The Los Angeles Times. January 2, 1996. p(p): E1

"Weyerhaeuser Contribution to Encourage Girls in Science." Business Wire. October 28, 1987.

White, D.
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White, E.
"The Crystal Connection: Feminists and Philanthropy." The Sister Fund Newsletter. Winter 1994. p(p): 3

White, J.
"Will Women Join the CEO Club?" Forecast. September/October 1993. p(p): 51

Whitney, R.
"Putting Our Money Where Our Mouth Is." Glamour. June 1992. p(p): 116

"Willard School Announces Record-Setting Campaign." NonProfit Times. December 1993.

Wilhelm, Ian
“Popularity of Giving Circles Continues to Grow, Report Says” Chronicle of Philanthropy, March 3, 2005. p(p.): 25, vol. XVII, no.10 (Since 1990, $44 million has been raised by groups of people around the country who pool contributions and collectively figure out how best to give them away according to a new report).
http://philanthropy.com/

Williams, Grant
"Writing Her Own Story in Giving - Tabloid Heiress Lois B. Pope Champions Medicine, Disabled Veterans." Chronicle of Philanthropy. November 30, 2000. Vol.13, No.4. p(p): 9. The death of Generoso Pope Jr. in 1988 had an ironic twist worthy of the National Enquirer tabloid he created. During his lifetime, Mr. Pope was a frequent donor and a major fund raiser for a medical center near his Florida home. He died of a heart attack en route to a hospital in the rescue vehicle he had donated himself. Today, his widow who had helped her husband run the newspaper as its art director for 12 years, is using her share of the money from the newspaper's sale to carry on her husband's tradition of philanthropy. Instead of taking her inheritance and retiring to her mansion near Palm Beach, Florida, Mrs. Pope created a charity called LIFE (Leaders in Furthering Education). She is a passionate supporter of research into spinal cord injuries, in part through her friendship with actor Christopher Reeve. She says, "No more wheelchairs, that's my motto."

Williams, L.
"At Home with Camille O. Cosby: A Private Woman, A Public Cause." The New York Times. December 15, 1994.

"Chronicle." The New York Times. March 14, 1994. p(p): 5B (Bill and Camille Cosby's gift to the National Council of Negro Women's campaign)

Williams, L.S.
"Making a Way Out of No Way: Black Women's Clubs and Philanthropy, 1900-1940." (Paper delivered at the Conference on Philanthropy in the African-American Experience, Rockefeller Archives Center, September 1992)

Williams, R.
"The Gift Givers: Town & Country's 1993 Charity All-Stars." Town & Country Monthly. December 1993. p(p): 106

Williamson, Gwen A.
"Starting a Giving Circle" - Creating A Women's Giving Circle: A Handbook. Chronicle of Philanthropy, November 2, 2000, pp.78, vol.13, no2. Review of the workbook by Sondra Shaw-Hardy designed to help community-based women's organizations to pool their contributions to fund projects that improve the quality of life in their communities. http://www.philanthropy.com/premium/articles/v13/i02/02007805.htm

Winegar, K.
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Winter, A.
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Wisby, G.
"Winfrey Picks Up Tab." The Chicago Sun-Times. September 14, 1994. p(p): 4

Witchel, A.
"Propriety Becomes Her (or Does It?)" The New York Times. November 8, 1995. p(p): C1 (Writer Rona Jaffe's foundation for the support of women writers)

"Women Changing Face of Philanthropy: Grants Rise to Groups Benefiting Females as More Enter the Field." The Los Angeles Times. April 25, 1985. p(p): 5

"Women Graduates Put $$$ Behind Their Ideals." Glamour magazine. September 1997.

"Women Hold Top Positions in Philanthropic Organizations. Over 50 Percent of all CEOs are Women." Press Release from the Council on Foundations. November 24, 1997. Contact Greg Barnard at 202-467-0450 for more information. 1828 L Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036.

"Women Who Make a Difference." Washingtonian. May 1994. (Sidebar list of women and power feature)

"Women's Groups Organizing Another National Federation." Responsive Philanthropy. Fall 1994. p(p): 1

"Women's Museum Breaks Barriers and Ground; National Museum Matches $10 Million Grant from SBC Communications, Launches National Web Search for the 100 Top Women in American History, Signs Agreement with Smithsonian Institution." Business Wire. March 8, 1999. (The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future, located in Texas.)

Workman, Bill
"A Woman of Means: Silicon Valley Millions and a Literary Sensibility." The San Francisco Chronicle. September 20, 1996. p(p):1 (Sandy Lerner, co-founder of Cisco Systems and the Leonard X. Bosack & Bette M. Kruger Foundation. "Silicon Valley, long a bastion of male dominance in the workplace, has finally produced what many are calling its first feminist philanthropist.")

"The World According to Anita Roddick." Corporate Philanthropy Report. December 1995. p(p): 5 (interview with the founder and CEO of The Body Shop, Inc.)

Wroe, M.
"Writer Donates Pounds £1m to Strike Blow for Theology." The Independent. March 18, 1993. p(p): 7 (Susan Howatch, author, and her gift to Cambridge University)

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Yarrow, A.
"Feminist Philanthropy Comes Into Its Own." The New York Times. May 21, 1983. p(p): A7

"YWCA Quietly Works, Lifting Families in Need." The Seattle Times. March 31, 1994. p(p): B6 (editorial)

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Zehr, M.A.
"Look Deeper into Indian Country: Native American Women Challenge Foundations to Think Harder About How They Fund American Indian Issues." Foundation News. September/October 1993. p(p): 12

Zernike, Kate and Hart, Jordana
"Radcliffe to Become a Harvard Institute." Boston Globe. April 21, 1999. p(p): A1

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