News Briefing: Fannie Mae Shuts Down Foundation
By Kate Golden on February 26, 2007No Comment
- UCLA’s law school plans first endowed professorship in sexual orientation law, thanks to a $1 million gift. [Los Angeles Times]
- DC-based Fannie Mae Foundation shuts down; company pledges to continue charitable giving. [Washington Post]
- Angel Harvest collects leftovers from Oscar parties and delivers them to homeless shelters. [San Diego Union-Tribune]
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