Outreach in the Age of Pullback

November 16, 2009 Rachel L. Swarns

WASHINGTON, November 11, 2009, The New York Times — IT was standing room only in a Detroit hotel ballroom last week as the leaders of hundreds of nonprofits poured in to hear one of President Obama’s top advisers describe a new government fund meant to help innovative, successful nonprofits expand their reach.

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Rachel L. Swarns

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