Education Philanthropy Does Little Traveling Abroad
Charity Begins at home. But does it end there, too?
That's the question facing U.S. philanthropies that support education, which tend to channel most of their money to American causes. Giving to groups in other countries, they've found, is neither an easy decision for foundations to make nor process to carry out.
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Correction:
This story incorrectly stated that a session on how foundations can help schools implement the requirements of the "No Child Left Behind" Act of 2001 and one on giving overseas took place at the same conference. Those sessions were held at different conferences.
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