lnternational什么意识

1. lnternational什么意识

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国际的

2. lnternational是什么意思

国际的adj
n. 国际组织；国际体育比赛；外国居留者；国际股票
adj. 国际的；两国（或以上）国家的；超越国界的；国际关系的；世界的
International football 国际足球 ; 国际足球 ; 国际足坛 ; 国际足球
international airport 国际机场 ; 香港国际机场 ; 国际航空站 ; 厦门高崎国际机场
international terminal 国际候机楼 ; 国际航班候机楼 ; 国际候机大厅 ; 国际航厦

3. 谁有united way 的详细资料?

United Way 
The United Way of America is a coalition of charitable organizations that have traditionally pooled efforts in fundraising. In the 1990s, more and more United Ways have focused on community building through local partnerships with government, foundations, schools, and other organizations. Each United Way has its own local governing volunteer board. The organization has roots in Denver, Colorado, where in 1887 church leaders began the Charity Organization Society which coordinated services and fund raising for 22 agencies. Many Community Chest organizations, which were founded in the first half of the twentieth century to jointly collect and allocate money, joined the American Association for Community Organizations in 1918. The first Community Chest was founded in 1913 in Cleveland, Ohio. The number of Community Chest organizations increased from 39 to 353 between 1919 and 1929, and surpassed 1000 by 1948. By 1963, and after several name changes, the term United Way was adopted.

The organization raises money in a number of ways, chiefly through the workplace, where employees can have automatic payroll deductions for the United Way.


History
In 1887, a Denver priest, two ministers and a rabbi recognized the need for cooperative action to address their city's welfare problems. The Rev. Myron W. Reed, Msgr. William J. O'Ryan, Dean H. Martyn Hart and Rabbi William S. Friedman put their heads together to plan the first united campaign for ten health and welfare agencies. They created an organization to serve as an agent to collect funds for local charities, as well as to coordinate relief services, counsel and refer clients to cooperating agencies, and make emergency assistance grants in cases which could not be referred.

That year, Denver raised $21,700 and created a movement that would spread throughout the county to become the United Way. Over 118 years later, United Way is still in operation.

In 2004-05, more than 1,350 local United Ways raised $3.86 billion in current year support (an increase of 0.7% over 2003-2004), making it the nation's single largest private charity. [citation needed]


Common Focus Areas
United Ways identify and build on community strengths and assets, help individuals and groups with specific community interests find ways to contribute their time and talents, support direct-service programs and community-change efforts, and advocate public policy changes.

All of this is done in collaboration with diverse partners. Depending on the issue and how the community chooses to address it, United Ways work with schools, government agencies, businesses, organized labor, financial institutions, community development corporations, voluntary and neighborhood associations, the faith community, and others.

Because of the unique conditions in diverse communities, the issues United Ways address are determined locally. However, some common themes emerge:

Helping Children and Youth Succeed 
Strengthening and Supporting Families 
Improving Access to Health Care 
Promoting Independence and Economic Self-Sufficiency 

National Partnerships
The on-going partnership with the National Football League began in 1973 when the NFL and United Way of America came together to discuss the possibility of using the NFL’s network contract airtime to promote United Way during game telecasts. Then Commissioner Pete Rozelle recognized the partnership as a viable means of communicating the good works of United Ways while putting faces on a league of players hidden by helmets. 
National partnerships with over 100 corporations are formalized through the National Corporate Leadership Program. 
Since 1946, the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) and United Way of America have enjoyed a cooperative relationship 
Leadership 18 a coalition which represents long-established charities, faith-based organizations, and social and health groups that support and promote the safety, health, well-being and social and economic development of people across America. 

Criticism and Scandals
Some workplaces with United Way collection programs do not follow commonly used ethical procedures when soliciting donations. Employees may be pressured into donating through peer pressure tolerated or even encouraged by management. United Way has made public that it doesn't support such measures, but has been slow to react on reports by employees that were coerced in such a way.[1] 
Tactics which some employees consider coercive are still recommended by many United Way chapters, such as having 100% pledge card return policies, even for non-givers. [2] 
In 1992, William Aramony, CEO of the national organization, and in 2004, Oral Suer, CEO of the Washington, DC chapter, were convicted of misuse of donations. [3] 
In the past, some local United Ways have been known to double count contributions, thus making their totals look higher, and the perceived overhead of operations look better.[4] 
In the past, some local United Way have been accused of double-dipping overhead costs in donations, especially when donations are earmarked for a specific charity, or transferred from one location to another. 
In an effort to address these problems, United Way has implemented new membership requirements and accountability standards in 2003, however problems have continued to occur.

In May 2006, Kim Tran the former CFO of the DC chapter of United Way resigned, claiming many issues remain.[5][6] 
In April 2006, the NYC United Way revealed misappropriation of funds and other assets by Ralph Dickerson, the retired CEO of that chapter. The appropriation of funds occurred over a three year period, ending in 2005. 

官方网站： http://national.unitedway.org/

4. 比尔盖茨的父亲是谁

盖茨出生于1955年10月28日，他和两个姐妹一起在西雅图长大。他们的父亲William H.GatesII是西雅图的一名律师。他们的已故母亲Mary   Gates曾任中学教师、华盛顿大学的校务委员以及United WayInternational的女主席。

5. 美国公益组织有哪些？

美国的公益组织很多，以下是有代表性的一些公益机构：
1.联合劝募会（United Way）
联合劝募会是美国最大的慈善捐助机构，去年通过其1,300多个区域分支机构共收到善款39亿美元。大多数捐款来自于薪水抵扣。
2.救世军组织（Salvation Army）
救世军组织其实属于宗教团体，但其对人道主义活动的参与名声在外。该组织募集捐款17亿美元。在120个国家提供救助服务。
3.天主教慈善会（Catholic Charities）
天主教慈善会位于美国弗吉尼亚州亚历山大市，是美国天主教的慈善部门，收到捐款16亿美元。
4．消除美国饥饿组织（Feeding America）
消除美国饥饿组织通过遍布全美的200家食品银行收到了价值11亿美元的捐赠，其中大多是以食品的形式。
5．美国红十字会（American Red Cross）
美国红十字会成立于1881年，是救灾机构的鼻祖。该组织共收到9.5亿美元的私人善款。
6.粮食济贫组织（Food for the Poor）
粮食济贫组织位于佛罗里达州椰子溪，共收到价值9.3亿美元的捐助，主要为实物捐赠。这些物资主要在加勒比和中美洲地区进行分发。
7. 美国癌症协会（American Cancer Society）
美国癌症协会位于亚特兰大市，是美国最大的单一疾病慈善组织，吸纳了9亿美元捐赠。
8. 世界宣明会（World Vision）
世界宣明会是福音派信徒的救助和发展机构，募集了价值8.5亿美元的善款及捐赠物品。该组织位于华盛顿州费德勒尔韦。
9. 基督教青年会（YMCA）
尽管基督教青年会的健康俱乐部网络能为其带来滚滚财源，该组织还是收到了8.25亿美元的捐助。
10.善意实业国际（Goodwill Industries International）
善意实业国际收到了价值7.8亿美元的捐赠，大多是向其旧货店网络捐赠的二手衣物和其他物品。捐赠物资用于资助职业培训、就业安置及其他社区项目。

6. 比尔盖茨父母是干嘛的

Mary Gates，是学校教师，华盛顿大学的董事以及United Way International的主席

7. 盖茨的爸爸是干什么的。

　　比尔.盖茨的父亲， William H. Gates II，是西雅图的律师。他的母亲叫MaryGates，是学校教师，华盛顿大学的董事以及UnitedWayInternational（国际联合劝募协会的主席。

8. 比尔盖茨的母亲是谁啊

Mary Gates，是学校教师，华盛顿大学的董事以及United Way International的主席