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October 22, 2011

Goldman Pulls out of Fundraiser after learning it is Honoring Occupy Wall Street

A spokesman for Goldman Sach declined to comment on the controversy Saturday. NY Daily News

Lesson learned about philanthropy. The needs of both funder and grantee must be met, as in a good marriage. I could say a lot of things about my own patron, Wealth Bondage, that might be awkward for she who rules us all, Mistress Candidia, but I hold my tongue, or use it respectfully. For $5,000 all honor is due. That is stewardship. She gave me $50 once and more will follow if I am good.

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Jack Clack

Heh, grantus interruptus. I ♥ NY.

Posted by: Jack Clack | October 23, 2011 at 03:54 PM

Phil Cubeta

Accountability. Grantees are accountable to the funder. Nonprofits are an investment and should perform for both funder and community.

Posted by: Phil Cubeta | October 24, 2011 at 10:51 AM

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