For the modern philanthropist, making a lasting difference means more than simply making large donations.
Victor Dahdaleh writes for Civil Society on the growing role of private foundations in bringing together a range of stakeholders and acting as catalysts for additional funding – including matching by government.
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16/08/2017
With £1 million pledged to endowed PhD studentship at Trinity College As a further commitment to global education and healthcare research, Dr Victor Phillip Dahdaleh has committed a further £5 million to support the Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Heart and Lung Research Institute at the University of Cambridge, taking his support for the Institute to £21 million over […]
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