I have been struck by some recent studies that show the proportion of long-term executive directors still in their jobs after 10 or more years. Many of them are over 50.
Thinking about Leaving? The Latest Thinking on Executive Transitions
CT Nonprofit Assn. Blasts Gov. Malloy for Anti-Nonprofit Behavior
The interim head of the Connecticut nonprofit association takes aim at Governor Dannel Malloy for shortchanging nonprofit human service organizations.
Deep Recession Cuts at State Colleges and Universities Persist
Last week, Arizona leaders completely eliminated state funding for two of their largest community colleges. These activities follow similar cuts throughout the state higher education system and in college systems across the country.
One Charity Events Vendor You’d Best Avoid: “Run or Dye”
Utah-based Viral Events, which puts on “Run or Dye,” has managed to accumulate BBB complaints from charities in 23 states.
“Vegetarian” Cocoa Puffs: Boston School Cafs on the Front Lines of the Food Wars
Boston Public Schools intends menu cuts to reduce costs in city schools, but many are not happy with its plans.
Anyone for a Spot of Charity Bashing?
Charity-bashing has become something of a national sport in the UK in recent years, and politicians and the media sometimes seem to be vying with each other to find fresh reasons to have a bash.
It’s Sunshine Week! But Some Public Agencies and Nonprofits Are Still in Protective Gear
It’s Sunshine Week, the week when government celebrates its commitment to openness and transparency. . .while secretly restricting access to information that should be open to the press and the public at large.
Where Should Museums Draw the Line on Display of Offensive Historical Items?
A curator ponders the role museums play displaying controversial artifacts as reminders of our darkest histories.
Proposed Drug Abuse Treatment Facility in Philly Suburb Draws Opposition
This story once again demonstrates the importance of community engagement in siting facilities.
Do Racist Fraternities and Sororities and Tax-Exemption Mix?
Two law professors question whether the racist behavior of SAE members at the University of Oklahoma could jeopardize the fraternity’s tax-exempt status.
What’s Wrong with This Statement? “Net Worth of American Households at Record High”
Asset inequality has grown by leaps and bounds since the end of the recession continuing through the end of 2014, but we keep hearing about the economy in terms that obfuscate.
Billionaire Philanthropist Paul Tudor Jones Focus of Protests
Outside of New York and hedge fund circles, Paul Tudor Jones is known as the founder of the Robin Hood Foundation, a public grantmaking charity dedicated to tackling NYC poverty. Why target him?