It seems that New York legislators are staying current with popular culture and appropriating grant funding to dead nonprofits.
Beware of Zombie Grant Appropriations!
Nonprofit/For-profit Wars: Idaho Humane Society Comes to Compromise with Veterinarians
A carefully thought through means test will be used to divide up certain types of business between for-profit and nonprofit veterinarians in Idaho.
Silicon Valley Startup Model Adopted by Australia to Provide Foreign Aid
The Australian government has launched a new collaborative approach to providing foreign aid by partnering with Bloomberg Philanthropies.
The Shifting Parameters of Governance: Some Thoughts about Sweet Briar, Indiana, and the Role of Boards
Stakeholders expect their interests to be considered in a reasonable way, and if they are not, they may take action and there are increasing numbers of models for such revolts.
Stretched European Governments Looking at Museum Art as Source of “Reserves”
For many localities both here and abroad, local partnerships with government have been pivotal in establishing and maintaining art museums. Will we all live to regret that?
A Novel Twist: Art Installation as Lending Library
At the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, an exhibition celebrates the importance of books in Jewish culture and invites visitors to browse and check out the donated works.
The End Game: An Organizational Sustainability Framework for Executive Transitions
This webinar is the first in a 4-part series involving some of NPQ’s most expert authors on the issue, addressing the components of good succession planning and transitions, from deepening the leadership “bench” to creating exit agreements.
Fast-Moving Tidal Wave of Reactions to RFRA Leads Indiana to a Fix—But How Much Damage Is There?
Changes were made yesterday to the controversial RFRA law in Indiana. Are they enough to reverse the losses that were already occurring?
Kentucky Updates Rules Governing Nonprofits—For the Better
Gov. Steve Beshear signed into law new regulations making the governance of nonprofits and the management of small associations easier.
Touching the Hearts of Possible Donors and Volunteers—Just How Is It Done?
A nonprofit looks to help other organizations connect with donors and volunteers through creating their organizations’ own video narratives—a method that seems to resonate with the community.
Small Farms and Low Income Families Benefit from This New Grant Program
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the recipients of $31.5 million in grants from the Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant program.
The Affordability Dynamics in UK’s Public or “Social” Housing Paralleled in US
This is what government cuts in housing assistance do to social housing in the UK. It’s not all that different from the U.S.