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May, John R. (John Rickard), 1909-1988. Building a community foundation. Chance, Ruth Clouse. At the heart of grants for youth. Koshland, Daniel Edward, 1892-1979. Responding to the flow of new ideas in the community. Ehrlich, Philip S., 1889-. An attorney's twenty-five years of philanthropic service. Duveneck, Josephine Whitney. 1891-1978. Working for a real democracy with children and other minority groups. Elkus, Marjorie Doran. d.1978. Recollections of San Francisco private agencies and foundations, 1935-1950. Erskine, Dorothy Ward, Environmental quality and planning: continuity of volunteer leadership. Wyckoff, Florence, 1905-1983. A volunteer career, from the arts and education to public health issues. Solomon, Emmett Gamaliel, 1909-. A corporate citizen's concern for the effectiveness of a community foundation. Somerville, Bill. A foundation executive in training, 1961-1974. Sloss, Frank, 1908-. Tradition and change: continuing education of a foundation board member. Gillette, Edmond S. Smaller foundation trusteeship: obligations to friendship and the community. Glock, Charles. A sociologist comments on getting, using, and making grants. Kuhn, Jean Gerlinger. Balance and order in a community trust. Roth, William M. (William Matson), 1916-2014. Tradition of voluntary solutions to public problems. Foster, Richard L. Avoiding institutional entropy: a school superintendent's view. Luster, Orville. Growth of a grassroots youth agency in the 1960s. Benz, Obie. A new generation of grant-making ideas. Stern, Peter. A new generation of grant-making ideas. Salkind, Milton. New vitality in the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Stephenson, Edwin. Transition: white man in a black town, 1950-1967. Charles, Caroline Moore. Development and dynamics of volunteer organizations. Martinez, Arabella. The Spanish Speaking Unity Council, Inc., and Bay Area foundations. Hall, Ira Devoyd. Community resources: turning ideas into action.
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sound
Format
Master 1/4 inch audio tape
Extent
47 Tapes of 47
Identifier
Phonotape 1040 A cabeuroh_000131_t01 through cabeuroh_000131_t47
Language
English
Provenance
Oral History Center, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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