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Robin%20Hood%20Foundation<%2Fa>%20annual%20gala%20in%20May%20showed%20that%20aggressive%20fundraising%20could%20trump%20the%20recession,%20as%20the%20poverty-fighting%20nonprofit%20raised%20more%20than%20$88%20million%20at%20a%20dinner%20attended%20by%203,400%20people%20at%20the%20Javits%20Center.%20This%20year’s%20galas%20have%20seen%20the%20return%20of%20filet%20of%20beef%20and%20lobster%20on%20menus%20after%20those%20pricey%20items%20were%20virtually%20banned%20by%20many%20nonprofits%20in%202009.%20Deep-pocket%20bidders%20also%20are%20returning%20to%20silent%20and%20live%20auctions%20after%20a%20dearth%20of%20bids%20of%20over%20$50,000%20for%20celebrity%20experiences%20and%20luxury%20items.%0D%0A%0D%0A%0D%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.nonprofitpro.com%2Faggregatedcontent%2Ffundraising-galas-recovering-from-recession%2F" target="_blank" class="email" data-post-id="17699" type="icon_link">
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The Robin Hood Foundation annual gala in May showed that aggressive fundraising could trump the recession, as the poverty-fighting nonprofit raised more than $88 million at a dinner attended by 3,400 people at the Javits Center. This year’s galas have seen the return of filet of beef and lobster on menus after those pricey items were virtually banned by many nonprofits in 2009. Deep-pocket bidders also are returning to silent and live auctions after a dearth of bids of over $50,000 for celebrity experiences and luxury items.
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