The nonprofit Publicolor has managed to get world-class designer Massimo Vignelli to lend his talents to a colorful paint job at the Bronx Design and Construction Academy.
Nonprofit Engages World-Class Designer in Painting a Drab School
D.C. Civic Federations Appear Split along Racial Lines
In the nation’s capital, the DC Federation of Citizens Association appears mostly white while the D.C. Federation of Civic Associations seems largely black. What gives?
Trusting in Billionaire Philanthropy? Maybe Not
Though he later took it all back, Chinese billionaire philanthropist floated the idea that the amount of children one can have in China should correspond to their level of education.
Bradley Manning: Traitor or Whistleblower?
Is Private Bradley Manning, who admitted to giving classified materials to WikiLeaks, guilty of a traitorous act, or does he follow in the line of Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg?
YouTube “Do Gooder” Video Awards Seek Nonprofit Videos
Calling all nonprofits with videos! The 2013 “Do Gooder” Video Awards are now accepting submissions. For inspiration, here’s a look at some of 2012’s winning videos.
Initial Goal Reached. Now What? Sustaining Crowdfunding over the Long Term
Many crowdfunding projects are “one and done,” such as a musician’s production of an album. But how can you harness the power of crowdfunding for ongoing nonprofit service delivery?
Bell Rings in PTA/PTO Smackdown
The nonprofit National Parent Teacher Association (PTA) and its for-profit competitor, PTO Today, have reached a settlement that brings an end to the PTA’s lawsuit.
IRS Urged to Dispense with Outdated Rules on Media Startups
Journalism organizations seeking to adopt a nonprofit model have frequently been stymied by IRS reticence about approving these entities. A new report calls for change.
Sequestration a “Pittance?” Tell That to Those in Need of Help
While budget sequestration may not totally wipe out safety net programs, it is likely to keep those who have been waiting in line for help right on waiting…and waiting…and waiting.
Swiss Voters OK CEO “Fat Cat” Salary Caps; Could U.S. Be Next?
Swiss voters have approved a plebiscite giving corporate shareholders an annual binding vote on executive pay. Could it happen in the U.S., or are we too accustomed to inequality?
Detroit Nonprofits Hit with Double Whammy of Uncertainty
As sequestration hits, Detroit nonprofits are also now wondering what to make of Gov. Rick Snyder’s declaration that Detroit’s governance must be handed to an emergency fiscal manager.
In W.Va., Governor and Teachers at Odds on Teach For America
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin (D-W.Va.) is a fan of the national nonprofit Teach For America (TFA), but his latest TFA-related proposal doesn’t sit well with the state’s teachers’ union.