Public-Private Partnership harnesses pro-bono support from the booming technology sector to help public agencies become more effective.
High-Tech Firms Help Silicon Valley Meet Community Needs
Another Disgruntled Leader, Another Food Bank War
Is there something we should be looking at with regard to the state of food banks? We have covered two of these stories, but have heard a few more.
Poor Places Increasingly A Magnet for Poor People in Rural America
The rapid economic decline in Las Animas, Colorado reflects a shifting dynamic of rural poverty that is playing out throughout the United States.
Four Years Behind on Audits—and That’s Not All!
Amistad America Inc. is a poster child for inserting infrastructure supports to sustain a new startup once it gets grants worth hundreds of thousands.
Is the Media Too Soft on Mega-Donors?
Pablo Eisenberg calls on newspapers and journalism in general to have the courage to ask tough questions of major philanthropists in America.
Institutional Racism Alive and Well
Is it true that exposure to extreme racial disparities may make the public less, and not more, responsive to attempts to undo institutional racism? Really?
Why People Might Want to Reapply for Health Insurance in 2014
People who enrolled through ACA insurance exchanges may find it necessary to reapply this year, even if nothing has changed.
Study: Huge Pay Increases for Nonprofit Hospital CEOs from 2011–2012
Modern Healthcare’s relatively small study found compensation for healthcare execs increased by 24% from 2011–12 while low wages held somewhat steady.
LeBron James Returns to Ohio: What Will That Mean for Philanthropy?
What will LeBron James’ return to the Cleveland Cavaliers mean for the activities of his family foundation and for his hometown of Akron?
Are British Muslim Charities Subject to Discrimination?
Bank accounts of British Muslim charities are being closed and the Charity Regulator appears to be disproportionally targeting them for scrutiny.
Model: Scottish Parliament Eases Social Enterprise’s Way to Gov. Money
The Procurement Reform (Scotland) Act 2014 is designed to ease social enterprise’s barriers to bidding for government contracts in that country.
Dan Snyder Seeks Original Native American Art to Redwash Foundation
Snyder’s new foundation strategy: Offer support to Native American communities, but link it to promotion of the DC team’s racially disparaging name.