Two unions in California are on different sides of a potential sale of six nonprofit hospitals to for-profit purchasers.

Some organizations’ MLK Day celebrations aim to rescue the holiday from its typical anodyne treatment and return to Dr. King’s admonition that “Every step towards the goal of justice requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals.”

Super-wealthy art collectors are reportedly establishing increasing numbers of limited-access, tax-exempt museums. Are these private collections in disguise?

Is the nonprofit sector really an excuse for society as whole to avoid creating a real safety net for people in need?

Foundations are needed to fund innovative programs that vault persons with disabilities back into the labor force and out of unemployment.

The tech sector may be iconic of this economic era, but if so, it says volumes about how problematic that economy continues to be for workers of color.

Last Friday, President Obama announced a plan funding two years of free community college tuition for most Americans.

This urban farming project is a nice example of patching resources together to start an initiative envisioned to be broad-based and broadly owned.

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Simone Joyaux says that recognizing and responding to the self-interest of donors is part of what a good fundraiser does.

As social responsibility becomes increasingly important to employees, companies must consider their philanthropic policies and how they influence employee performance.