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Philanthropic freedom is a concept in philanthropy that refers to the discretion and autonomy granted to donors in pursuing charitable goals.^[1]

References[edit]

^ Gaudiani, Claire (2010). Generosity Unbound: How American Philanthropy Can Strengthen the Economy and Expand the Middle Class. New York: Broadway Publications. ISBN 978-1-931764-18-6.

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[Gaudiani-1] Gaudiani, Claire (2010). Generosity Unbound: How American Philanthropy Can Strengthen the Economy and Expand the Middle Class. New York: Broadway Publications. ISBN 978-1-931764-18-6.

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