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 \nTHE_NATION'S_PHILANTHROPIC_ASSETS  \nhave been increased more than $12 billion in the past decade by new buildingerected by churches,private ho spitals,and educational institutions.  \nTotal philanthropic assets of the United States are now estimated well inexcess of $170 billion.  \nNew religious construction increased from $251 million annually in 1948,to $868million in 1957.  \nEducational construction was $253 million in 1948,and reached $519 millionlast year.  \nPrivate ho spital construction jumped from $126 million a year to $505 mil-lion in the same decade.  \nfor fund raising within the Federal Establishment for the year ending June 30,1959issued by the President's Committee on Fund-Raising within the Federal Service,state:  \nVoluntary agencies desiring to solicit military personnel and Federalemployes....must have a high degree of integrity and responsibility in the con-duct of their affairs....  \nI'The procedures prescribed for truly voluntary giving on the job in theFederal establishment will not be supplemented by raffles,lotteries,carnivals,benefits and other events of this type.11  \nOrganizations recognized for solicitation within the Continental UnitedStates include The American National Red Cross,for which the month of Marchis reserved.  \nLocal Community Chests,United Funds or federated groups may solicitduring Ithe fall of the year.Recognized national voluntary health agencies maysolicit in any continuous six weeks between January 1 and April 30,where theRed Cross does not conduct an independent campaign.Where conflict with theRed Cross may arise,the solicitation is to be made between January 1 and February  \n15,1959.  \nRecognized voluntary health agencies for federal solicitation are:AmericanCancer Society;American Heart Association;Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation;Muscular Dystrophy Associations;National Association of Mental Health;NationalMultiple Sclerosis Society;National Society for Crippled Children and Adults;National Society for the Prevention of Blindness;National Tuberculosis Association;United Cerebral Palsy Association.  \nRecognized International Relationships Voluntary agencies are:American-Korean Foundation;CARE;Crusade for Freedom.These solicit during the sameperiods as the national health agencies.  \nSolicitation overseas may include in addition to other recognized agenciesthe American Social Hygiene Association;International Social Service;NationalRecreation Association;United Seamen's Service;United Service Organizations.  \nY ARDST","cbCail7c38xt3Yr6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail7c38xt3Yr6","pdf",308173,"English","# THE NATION'S PHILANTHROPIC_ASSETS\n# Federal Establishment Solicitation Requirements\n# Y ARDSTICK FOR_FUND-RAISING POTENTIAL\n# Eor__Education","[{\"question\":\"What does the bulletin state about U.S. philanthropic assets and construction growth?\",\"answer\":\"It reports philanthropic assets increased by more than $12 billion in the past decade and estimates total U.S. philanthropic assets well in excess of $170 billion. 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It also requires a high degree of integrity and responsibility for agencies soliciting military personnel and Federal employees.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the bulletin address fund-raising potential in higher education?\",\"answer\":\"It presents a yardstick for fund-raising potential using data from ACPRA-CFAE-AAC surveys, estimating high, median, and low gifts potential per student across different types of institutions, including figures for median gifts by donor sources and institution categories.\"}]","The Bulletin of News and Notes Related to Fund-Raising - Vol.4 - No.11 - July 1,1958 | PDF",1789969375]