How can I donate to the financial hardship fund established to support those who have lost or will lose their positions at Dartmouth?
In February 2010, Dartmouth College President Jim Yong Kim, Dean of the Faculty and Acting Provost Carol Folt, and Senior Vice President Steven Kadish announced that they would donate a portion of their salaries to the Dartmouth College Fund and a combined donation of $50,000 to a hardship fund designed to offer financial assistance to employees affected by workforce reductions. All members of the Dartmouth community, and any other individuals and organizations, may join College leadership in contributing to the Financial Hardship Fund (FHF).Those qualifying for payments from the Fund can receive up to $2,000 for the purpose of helping them with unmet financial needs not addressed through the layoff package and loan programs. The FHF program will operate until April 1, 2012, as long as funds are available. Employees who were involuntarily laid off or had their hours involuntarily reduced after January 1, 2009 or current benefits eligible Dartmouth employees whose immediate family membe
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