How do we make crowdfunding work optimally for nonprofits and other social enterprises? Crowdfunding provides an opportunity for engagement in mission that could mean a sustainable base of income if handled well.
The question of what nonprofit hospitals ought to be delivering to qualify as nonprofits is centered on California.
Through public records requests, the Joyful Heart Foundation has been working to identify the extent of the rape kit backlog nationwide.
At NPQ we’ve been thinking a lot about generational issues and emerging leadership, and the following is some communication from the elder side. . . .
To raise awareness for NGOs, nonprofits, and charities internationally, PIR now offers a new top-level Internet domain for verified and validated non-governmental organizations.
Some of your nonprofit colleagues are taking to the print media to correct the consistent misapprehensions of nonprofits foisted on the public. So should you!
Is this councilman’s move to mandate community approval for some NYC public art installations good or bad?
Fundraisers should note: there is a theory called “elevation” that suggests that one act of generosity made publiccan have a remarkable ripple effect.
A Detroit florist has big plans for two adjacent houses acquired for a total of $500, beginning with an art installation and ending with a flower farm.
The key to incorporating volunteers is to commit to the concept and make it part of your core organizational identity and design.
The current hometown of Hillary and Bill Clinton and Andrew Cuomo seems to be doing it best to frustrate the construction of just about any and all affordable housing.
Tweets from President Obama’s Poverty Summit at Georgetown University last week may signal specific areas of attention for nonprofits and foundations.