Studies show that nonprofit hospices and nursing homes outperform for-profits at lower cost. Apparently the same is true for home healthcare.

Diana Aviv of Independent Sector breaks ranks a bit to speak out on the topic of Daniel Snyder’s Original Americans Foundation.

A Philadelphia nonprofit and a food business that casts off half a ton of chicken bones each week are redefining the concept of “soup kitchen.”

Boston’s Bishop O’Malley urges parishioners of a closing church to pray on it and get closure, but as 88-year-old Evelyn says, “Heck no, we won’t go.”

Where is philanthropy on issues of racial justice? This journal may provide some insights.

In New Jersey, the best of the best nursing homes are all nonprofit.

In Turkey, a politician has called on women to cease the heinous practice of laughing in public.

Jamie Smith of YNPN discusses the very different perspectives of their membership on issues critical to the nonprofit workforce and more!

While nonprofits have been given a hefty shout-out in Paul Ryan’s anti-poverty plan, they may want to make sure that no one takes it seriously.

With a federal mediator and an independent financial analyst involved, Met management and unions have extended contract talks twice in recent days.

When the vast majority of a nonprofit’s funding comes from the taxpayers, one should expect elected officials to wield plenty of influence.

An investigative article in the New York Post asserts that John McEnroe’s charity may be primarily a tool to prop up a for-profit business plan.