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When President Trump returned to the White House in January, he made it clear one of his top priorities was to curtail spending and shrink the federal government.

And while it can be difficult to nail down exact figures, there are plenty of examples of spending cuts.

Cancelled grants to medical research projects, the withholding of funding to high-profile universities,

and shuttering USAID, just name a few. And while the administration may feel these needs are better

met in other ways, the needs remain. And so the question is, who will fill the gap? From KERA in

Dallas, this is think. I'm Chris Boyd. It's probably asking too much

of philanthropists to completely cover these shortfalls. But in 2024 alone, U.S. Philanthropic

Giving reached nearly $600 billion, which surely goes a long way. To learn more, I recently

moderated a few conversations at a conference

put on by Philanthropy Southwest, an organization that helps donors navigate their giving

options. And so I thought today, as we head into our annual season of giving, we would listen

to some of them. Later in the hour, we'll hear from the president of a large state school

about how donations provide an education for many first-generation college students.

And I will talk with an economist about the return on investment of charitable giving.

We will start, though, with a look at the needs of an institution that even in our extremely

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