A British nonprofit has found that the estimated number of people living in poverty across the UK could be too low by as many as 300,000 people.
Poverty Stats, as Always, in Question—This Time, in the UK
Predatory Telemarketers Prey on Public Sympathy for Veterans
On this Veteran’s Day, here’s a reminder that some fundraising organizations use veterans or first responders as bait with very little of what is given going to those in need.
Video: Obama Speaks Out on Net Neutrality: A Critical Issue for Nonprofits
A large majority of nonprofits should be worried about maintaining net neutrality because if “fast lanes” are established, your online communications won’t be in them!
Nonprofit Assesses the Impact of Public Health Ads on Children
To reduce substance abuse in Harlem, this nonprofit will test and assess the results of a public education campaign.
USAID May Remove Itself from Promoting Democracy in Hostile Countries
When a humanitarian-identified agency like USAID recruits contractors to engage in covert regime change programs, the credibility and safety of NGOs is put at risk.
Gaza Flotilla Criminal Investigation Won’t Proceed
The “war crimes” resulting from Israeli acts in 2010 are insufficiently grave to warrant further action, according to prosecutor Fatou Bensouda.
Heart, Head & Statistics: Donor Responses to Human Need
It turns out that providing detailed numbers about crucial social problems makes people less inclined to give. What are data lovers to do?
90-year-old Man Jailed for Feeding Homeless is Repeat “Offender”
Abbott heard, “Drop the plate and turn around slowly!”
Was Mayor Flashing “Gang Sign” or Was KSTP Having a Slow News Day?
“Pointergate” captures the interest of Minnesotans and the attention of Minneapolis mayor Betty Hodges’ administration.
West Virginia’s “Boy Scout Amendment” Passes
The Boy Scouts of America get their very own WV constitutional amendment to allow for social enterprise.
Gates and World Bank Back Tech Aided Access for the Underbanked
An estimated 2.5 million low-income adults have no relationship to a bank or other financial institution. Millions more have only limited access.
Formerly Anonymous: Donor of Biggest Gift to L.A. Museum Is…
Jerry Perenchio’s collection, valued at $500 million, will be donated after the Museum finishes building a spectacular new facility in 2023.