Hunt, Helen LaKelly
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content: Moniz, Amanda B.
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content: National Museum of American History (U.S.)
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content: Philanthropy Oral History Collection
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content: Philanthropy Oral History Collection / Born-Digital Interviews
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content: 68.54 Megabytes (Total Running Time: 01:11:23, audio/mp3)
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content: 2018-05-10
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content: Item NMAH-AC1582-BDA0003
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: From schoolteacher to key player in national women's philanthropy, Helen LaKelly Hunt (b. 1949) describes her socio-economic background and family relationships, early teaching experience, her pursuit of a Ph.D. in church history, feminism, and perspectives on women's relationship to money. Hunt shares in depth her involvement in creating a women's funding movement, including her roles in founding of the Dallas Women's Foundation, the New York Women's Foundation, the National Network of Women's Funds (now the Women's Funding Network), and Women Moving Millions (a collective for women donors).