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About Rick Cohen NPQ's National Correspondent |
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The Cohen Report

Five years after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, the nation must consider how the sector—and how society—should prepare financially for the next Katrina, the next destabilizing catastrophe. That is exactly the question Lorna Bourg of the Southern Mutual Help Association is raising.
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ShoreBank, the nation’s preeminent community development bank, finally succumbed to a long spiral of financial troubles. What did ShoreBank mean to nonprofits and what does this mean for the future of community development banking.





