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Golf Tourneys Putt Short for Charity

Biggest beneficiaries are golfers, not philanthropies

By J. Kelman, Newser User

Posted Jul 5, 2007 4:54 AM CDT

(Newser) – As Tiger Woods's AT&T National tournament gets underway in Bethesda, corporate types are opening their wallets for the charity event—but, the Washington Post reports, their money may not go where they expect. Only about 15 cents out of every dollar raised by charity... Read full story »

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