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      "date": "2004-01-20",
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      "title": "Social Service Provisions in the CARE Act and the Charitable Giving Act",
      "summary": "The CARE Act of 2003 ( S. 476 ), passed by the Senate on April 2, 2003, and the\nCharitable Giving Act of 2003 ( H.R. 7 ), passed by the House on September 17, 2003,\nwould authorize an initial annual appropriation of $150 million (and needed sums for four years) for\n\"compassion capital\" grant funding. The bills contain some other social service provisions --\nregarding the Social Services Block Grant and maternity group homes -- summarized in a table\nbelow. (Both bills concentrate on tax changes to promote charitable giving, which are\n not  discussed\nin this report. For these tax provisions, see  CRS Report RS21144 .) On December 9, 2003, H.R.\n 7 was referred to the Senate Finance Committee. This report will be updated to reflect \nlegislative action.",
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