Nonprofit Newswire | February 10, 2010

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Hospitals Ask to be Taxed

February 7, 2010; The Tennessean | Tennessee’s hospitals are considering asking to be taxed by the state to stave off $1.5 billion in cuts to the TennCare medical system (Tennessee’s version of Medicaid).—Rick Cohen

The Hills of Hollywood

February 9, 2010; Los Angeles Times | In an effort to raise funds to save Cahuenga Peak, the mountain just west of the iconic Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, a San Francisco-based nonprofit plans to cover the heavily protected sign with a “Save the Peak” banner this Thursday, February 11th.—Alison Burdo

The Hard Work of Play

February 7, 2010; Huffington Post | With Michelle Obama taking on the issue of childhood obesity, maybe the issue of disappearing school recesses will surface and people will get organized to confront it more energetically.—Kristin Baralli

Banks Lure Rich with Charity

February 4, 2010; Reuters | Like the mammoth “charitable gift funds” associated with Fidelity, Vanguard, and Schwab in this country, U.K. banks are thinking of offering a one-stop-shop kind of service for the investment and charitable needs of their clients.—Rick Cohen

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