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We Lost $500,000 Overnight When Roe Fell. Here’s What Saved Us.

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By Ramsie Monk
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
Keep up with everything happening in The Commons by signing up for our monthly newsletter. It’s been four years since Roe v. Wade was overturned, a remarkable period for those of us who believe that bodily autonomy should not depend on politics or geography. At the Appalachian reproductive and sexual health clinics where I work, we’ve witnessed the transformative power of philanthropy that understands direct service is more than the care delivered within our exam room walls.
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AIDS Grant Makers Mustn’t Reduce Support

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By Ramsie Monk, Devonta Dickey, Glen Galaich
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
SHARE THIS STORY: June 3, 1999 | Read Time: 1 minute What troubles me most about Meg Sommerfeld’s article “Foundations’ Support of AIDS Organizations Appears to be Waning” (April 22) is that the foundations who are most educated about the AIDS epidemic are the ones who seem to be missing the point that a decline in AIDS deaths does not translate to a decline in the need for services.
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New Law Merits Whole-Hearted Support

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By Ramsie Monk, Devonta Dickey, Glen Galaich
| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified
SHARE THIS STORY: January 14, 1999 | Read Time: 1 minute Mr. Lenkowsky writes: “If philanthropy wants to do better, it will ultimately have to be more honest about what it knows or doesn’t know, what it is trying or not trying, and which of its undertakings have succeeded or failed.” I could not have written a better column on advising foundations how to do better with journalists and the public at large.
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