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outgiving

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out·giv·ing  (outgvng)
adj.
Friendly and responsive; outgoing.


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He has yet to articulate a detailed plan for a nationwide campaign, but in late March he spoke at Outgiving, an annual gathering of gay philanthropists in Las Vegas, and his call for federal civil rights legislation seems to have surprised some leaders who have invested years--decades, even--in a historically proven strategy of state-by-state progress.
And Arkansans rank second in the Catalogue of Philanthropy's Generosity Index, outgiving everyone but our neighbors in Mississippi.
Today, significant financial support ($400,000) comes from Denver's Scientific and Cultural Facilities District [see Dance Magazine, February 1996, page 64], as well as from Oppenheimer Funds ($100,000 title sponsor), the Colorado Council on the Arts, USAirways, and the Gay and Lesbian Outgiving Fund (through the Gill Foundation).
 
 
 
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