Nonprofit practices can be beneficial to all business leaders and organizations.
Six Things Nonprofits Can Teach Small Business
In Alaska, a Nonprofit Steps In where Courts Cannot Communicate
In time of need, and where the Alaskan court system falls short, a nonprofit provides translation services to those with limited English proficiency.
Underfunded Legal Aid in MA Leaves 2/3 of Those in Need Unrepresented
If you have little money and an urgent child custody issue to resolve, the likelihood is you will not find legal representation in Massachusetts.
The Charity Pajama Game: An Oh So Sorry Tale
Here’s a ripping tale of a Charities Minister, the yellow press, and paisley PJs.
VT Attorney General Demands that a Nonprofit Board Resign—Why?
Vermont’s attorney general has asked that the board of a small community agency be removed. It’s a shot across the bow—especially for boards afraid of their executives.
The Powerful Philanthropic Intention behind “Women Moving Millions”
Women Moving Millions urges women to increase their giving and focus it on organizations serving women and girls.
Under New Leadership: The Reinvention of Two Arts Organizations
In San Diego and in North Miami, two well-known arts institutions that have struggled mightily throughout 2014 are showing signs of new life.
Too Close for Comfort? NC Charter School Faces the Music
Is the operator of a charter school in North Carolina pulling a fast one in terms of structured-in conflicts of interest?
Uncertainty Surrounds Legality of Voter ID Laws
Recent rulings indicate that the U.S. Supreme Court will soon have to address voting eligibility. Should nonprofits begin assisting people to get IDs?
GuideStar Will Collect Diversity Data “At Scale” with Nonprofit Sector
GuideStar has chosen a new data collection target in the diversity of the sector. Get ready to participate!
Does “Pay for Success” Actually Pay Off? The ROI of Social Impact Bonds
Social Impact Bonds are so popular that politicians try to score points by including them in their campaign platforms. But is there a “there” there yet?
Truth or Consequences for KY’s Grimes on Immigration Reform
Alison Lundergan Grimes’ TV ads accuse opponent Mitch McConnell of being “soft” on immigration issues. The surprise is the (D) by her name.