The Catalogue For Philanthropy Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, The Catalogue For Philanthropy, conceived and supported by the Ellis L. Phillips Foundation with help from other foundations and corporations, profiles over 600 of Massachusetts' outstanding cultural, environmental and human service agencies. The Catalogue was first published in 1997 to increase charitable giving and public understanding of philanthropy. Since then, the Catalogue has directly raised over $1.3 million for individual charities, encouraged the creation of three new community foundations, and contributed to a significant increase in the creation of private grantmaking foundations. The Catalogue is both published in hard copy and available over the web at: www.catalogueforphilanthropy.org George McCully, Phillips Foundation Trustee and president of the Catalogue, states, "The Catalogue is designed to be a showcase for Massachusetts philanthropy and a one-stop-shop for a family's charitable giving. A single check, electronic transaction over the web or stock transfer can be allocated to as many charities as the donor pleases, and because the Catalogue is sponsored and paid-for by Massachusetts grantmakers, 100% of every donation goes to the designated charities." If you are interested in a copy of The Catalogue, or if you would like more information on being included as one of the charities in a future catalogue, please visit the Catalogue's Web site: www.catalogueforphilanthropy.org