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Sustaining Montana Communities Through Philanthropy
The Spring 2012 issue, titled Sustaining Montana Communities Through Philanthropy, examines the various challenges and opportunities regarding the transferable wealth that may be leaving the state in coming years. Montana faces a tremendous opportunity to capture some of this wealth and direct it towards building communities and creating programs to help them flourish. The articles focus on overviews of community foundations and philanthropic organizations, strategic partnerships between the federal government and charitable groups, inheritance laws and upcoming policy changes, factors and motivations behind charitable giving in rural and urban Montana, and inspiring stories of successful philanthropy in communities across the region and throughout the U.S.
Introduction
Taking Responsibility for the Future
of Our Hometowns | Linda Reed
Aging Patterns and Impending Growth
in Montana’s Elderly | Larry Swanson
Rural Philanthropy Partnerships | Matt Jones
Who Gets Your Property When You Die?
| Marsha Goetting
Crossing the Philanthropic Divide:
A Milestone for Philanthropy | Lisa Titus
Community Philanthropy | Milan Wall
Community Development Philanthropy:
A Policy Strategy for Taking It to Scale
| Don Macke
Good Policy Leads to Good Outcomes
| Linda Reed
Women Who Wine: A Local Philanthropy Model
| Betsy Webb
Janelle Booth, Linda Reed, and Dan Clark, Co-Editors.
Full Report: http://www.msulocalgov.org/publications/MTPolicyReview-Spring2012-WEB.pdf
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