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Includes comparative figures across major fields such as churches, higher education, hospitals, and welfare agencies, plus discussion of hospital support attitudes and patterns. 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Incharity and welfare,women's influence has incontestably been notable.In coun-selling husbands and sons on giving,and in them selves dispensing their inheritedwealth,American women have been active agents in philanthropy....  \nProfessor Merle Curti,University of Wisconsinin \"American Quarterly¹  \nIn 1938,Robert R.Doane,economist and statistician,in a study for theAmerican Association of Fund-Raising Counsel,estimated total private philan-thropic assets in the United States at $20,252,000,000.Reports compiled bythe AAFRC indicate in 1961 total philanthropic assets in the United States exceed$54,000,000,000.  \nComparative figures in major fields of philanthropic assets are as follows:  \n19381960(Millions of Dollars)CHURCHES$5,136$15,000HIGHER EDUCATION2,73716,409HOSPITALS1,72517,100WE LFARE,RECREATION &CHARACTER BUILDINGAGENCIES7263,000FOUNDATIONS1,87612,000  \nin the United State s totaled $26.5 billion,an increase of 6.3 per cent overthe preceding year,according to U.S.Department of Health,Education and Welfare.  \nPrivate expenditures increased 8.2 per cent from $18.7 billion to $20.3  \nIn 1939-40 the private giving for health and medical care amounted to but$52 million.In the past two decades while public expenditures for health andmedical care have increased more than seven times,philanthropic expenditureshave increased more than twelve times.Total expenditures for health andmedical care now are 5.4 per cent of the gross national product.  \nfor hospitals is discussed by Ray H.  \nElling,Phd.,and Milton I.Roemer,M.D.,in an article in Ho spital Adminis-tration,based on a llfield laborato ry\"study of 136 hospitals.  \n\"Participation in hospital affairs\",and the choice of ho spital patientcare',are indices of attitudes towards a ho spital,the authors state.  \nAmong their findings are these:  \n\"By the monetary support index...small hospitals showed a slight favorover large ones...\"  \n\"Second only to its size,perhaps the sponsorship of a ho spital is its mostimportant characteristic...we interpret this finding to reflect a social classphenomenon in our society...it is the higher social classes.that have the greatestpower to influence our measures of support.And these social classes...tend tothrow their main support toward voluntary hospitals--institutions which they caneffectively control...\"  \n\"By the monetary index of support among 90 hospitals in our sample undervoluntary non-profit auspices,we found no greater favor for the older institutionsthan for the younger ones...'  \nIWith reference to the monetary index,we found a higher level of supportfor hospitals with administrators more active in community affairs...\"  \nMany other factors related to support of hospitals are set forth in the  \narticle in Hospital Administration-Volume 6-Number 3-published by the AmericanCollege of Hospital Administration,840 North Lake Shore Drive,Chicago 11,I11.  \n# LEGISLATION AND CONTROL OF SOLICITATION\n\nPennsylvania Legislature law to control charitable solicitations failedwhen House and Senate were unable to compromise.  \nLegislation introduced in House of Representatives would provide thatcharitable organizations soliciting in District of Columbia register,maintain aregistered agent and office in the District.  \nHealth Fund of Greater Cleveland rejected application of Damon RunyonCancer Fund and Leukemia Society ","cbCaiiI6nowEWmbd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiI6nowEWmbd","pdf",268583,"English","# GROWTH OF PHILANTHROPIC ASSETS\n## EXPENDITURES FOR HEALTH AND MEDICAL CARE\n## LEGISLATION AND CONTROL OF SOLICITATION\n## FOUNDATIONS\n## GIVING","[{\"question\":\"What do the report figures say about philanthropic assets in the United States between 1938 and 1961?\",\"answer\":\"A 1938 estimate put total private philanthropic assets at $20,252,000,000, while reports compiled by the AAFRC indicate that by 1961 total philanthropic assets exceeded $54,000,000,000.\"},{\"question\":\"How are expenditures for health and medical care described in relation to public spending and philanthropic spending?\",\"answer\":\"Public expenditures increased more than seven times over two decades, while philanthropic expenditures increased more than twelve times, with total health and medical care expenditures reaching 5.4% of gross national product.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the document cover under legislation and control of solicitation?\",\"answer\":\"It discusses Pennsylvania legislation to control charitable solicitations, House proposals for charitable organizations soliciting in Washington, and commentary on volunteer efforts alongside warnings about abuses and calls for cooperative planning.\"}]","Growth of Philanthropic Assets - Volume 7 - Number 15 | PDF",1789972243]