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Wounded Charity - White, Doug
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Wounded Charity examines the way Wounded Warrior Project, a large and influential charity, reacted to negative media coverage, as well as what led up to the coverage. The book's analysis reveals that the allegations were mostly untrue and the negative effects of the poor response to the allegations. The book also analyzes what the media rely on when covering news of the nonprofit and philanthropy sectors.

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Wounded Charity examines the way Wounded Warrior Project, a large and influential charity, reacted to negative media coverage, as well as what led up to the coverage. The book's analysis reveals that the allegations were mostly untrue and the negative effects of the poor response to the allegations. The book also analyzes what the media rely on when covering news of the nonprofit and philanthropy sectors.
Autorenporträt
DOUG WHITE is a philanthropy advisor and a long-time leader in the nation's philanthropic community. He has advised hundreds of charities of all types and sizes. Today, he works closely with select organizations, as well as with individual philanthropists who want to see their gifts used most effectively. He is the former director of Columbia University's Master of Science in Fundraising Management program, where he also taught board governance, ethics, and fundraising. He serves as a board member of the Secular Coalition of America and as co-chair of the Walter Cronkite Committee at the FoolProof Foundation. He is the author of The Art of Planned Giving, The Nonprofit Challenge, Charity on Trial, and Abusing Donor Intent.