Nonprofit Newswire | August 24, 2010

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WikiLeaks Wants You To Know Everything, Except Where Its Money Comes From

August 23, 2010; Wall Street Journal | According to the Wall Street Journal, WikiLeaks "has established a complex system for collecting and disbursing its donations to obscure their origin and use."—Bruce Trachtenberg

Internal Fraud Cover-up Exposed

August 23, 2010; News-Press | The Fort Meyers Rotary Club hushed up the fact a former director embezzled $235,000 two years ago from its trust fund.—Bruce Trachtenberg

What is Happening to Salaries of Nonprofit Leaders?

August 22, 2010; Montgomery Advertiser | Surveys reveal that executive pay levels are increasingly linked to performance measures, mostly in terms of money raised.—Rick Cohen

Microfinance Bank SKS Mutates—Good or Bad?

August 23, 2010; Good | SKS Microfinance's public offering netted the institution $350 million in new growth capital.—Ruth McCambridge

Candidate Proposes Lawmakers Disclose Ties to Nonprofits

August 23, 2010; Daily News | If elected as New York's attorney general, Sean Coffey promises to crack down on politicians caught doling out money to nonprofits with which they're already a bit too cozy.—Bruce Trachtenberg

Is the Door Ajar on Teach for America Critical Analysis?

August 23, 2010; Washington Post | Lately, the press has been taking a slightly more questioning view of TFA.—Rick Cohen

Look for Disclosure from Electioneering Nonprofits

August 22, 2010; Detroit Free Press | The debate continues about the lack of disclosure by tax exempt groups—501(c)(4)s—engaged in political advertisements during campaigns.—Rick Cohen

 

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