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A $100M Fund for Black-Led Groups Fell Flat. That Didn’t Stop the Momentum.

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By Alex Daniels Verified
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0:43 2 hours ago Police: 85-year-old woman dies after head-on collision WBAL • 2h A crash involving two SUVs on Monday claimed the life of an 85-year-old woman in Odenton while injuring two others. According to Anne Arundel County police, officers were called around 3:30 p.m. for a crash on Piney Orchard Parkway near Ransom Drive in Odenton. Police determined that a Lexus RX350 SUV left its lane after failing to negotiate a curve and struck an oncoming Hyundai Tucson head-on.
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Celebrating Wins and Scheduling Rest

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By Ben Gose, Stephanie Beasley Verified, Alex Daniels Verified
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
Julian Rentzsch SHARE THIS STORY: June 9, 2026 | Read Time: 2 minutes Sonya Passi founded the nonprofit FreeFrom to end gender-based violence and help survivors build financial security through efforts including advocacy, direct support, and social enterprise. She tells the Chronicle why celebrating wins, big and small, is one key to the group’s success and what movie she watches again and again. What do you wish more people understood about philanthropy?
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Carnegie Name Change Brings Andrew Carnegie Back Into the Spotlight

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By Alex Daniels Verified
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
The Carnegie Corporation of New York, one of the oldest philanthropies in the United States, today said it has changed its name to more accurately describe its work and to clearly identify its founder. It is now called the Andrew Carnegie Foundation The previous name, which the foundation held since its inception in 1911, was difficult for Dame Louise Richardson to explain to people when she became president in 2023 and moved from England to the United States.
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