Yesterday, we reported on TFA earmarks getting the governor’s veto in Minnesota. Today, in Nevada, the earmarks passed their governor’s desk but got called out for separate debate by the Senate Finance Committee.

Jewels of Charity is a Type I Supporting Organization that lends its aid to the arts. But are the trustees’ annual fees of $260K kosher?

The Colorado Bankers Association seeks to maintain the limit on credit-union lending that keeps smaller nonprofit banks from growing.

The members of AIDA do important work as they protect the interests of Palestinians in the turbulent West Bank from the encroachment of Israeli settlers.

The controversial move to close down Girl Scout campsites as a cost-saving measure has divided regional constituencies into camps around the camps.

“Tithers” are those who give a tenth or more of their income to their churches. They are a distinct brand of charitable donor that all fundraisers should know more about.

The CEO of the Investigative News Network has announced that the organization plans to provide stability and lend capacity to emerging nonprofit journalism organizations through sharing their nonprofit status and management systems.

An examination of the way Teach For America gets funded, sparked by one Governor’s veto of a grant, argues against the notion of the organization as social entrepreneur.

If you want to draw big bucks and celebrity attention, a fundraising gimmick might be helpful. Here are three stories of charitable efforts that rose to new heights to raise money.

A “pier to pub” swim for a charity results in massive rescue effort – don’t try this at home.

See how one of Nonprofit Quarterly’s correspondents ended up becoming part of the show and the story.

For your Memorial Day weekend viewing pleasure

The Boy Scouts took that vote yesterday and decided that young gay scouts are okay…but when they turn 18, no deal. Where will it go from here?