Newark, N.J. Mayor Cory Booker has set the date for his planned weeklong foray into the experience of living on food stamps.
Mayor Cory Booker to Start Food Stamp Diet Tuesday
Your Fund Development Planning Process
The process of creating a fund development plan is as important as the plan itself. When done well, such a process produces ownership of the plan, assures accountability, and achieves results.
(Vastly) Exaggerating the Value of Donated Goods
The story of how World Health overvalued its 2011 contributions by approximately $127 million is beyond frustrating to anyone concerned with transparency and accountability in the sector.
Against Equal Rights for Disabled People? Santorum Again
Joined by Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah), former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) doesn’t want the Senate to take up a United Nations treating calling for equal rights for disabled people.
Supreme Court Hears Antitrust Case: Nonprofit Monopoly?
The Supreme Court has taken up a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit against a nonprofit healthcare system in a case with implications for the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
In Ariz., How to Boost Education After Defeat of Sales Tax?
Arizona ranks next to last nationwide in education funding, and a sales tax to help fund public education was defeated in the election. Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild eyes what’s next.
Philanthropy Reborn at United Way Again? You Judge!
In Salt Lake City, the United Way declares its funding model reborn. What do you think?
Look Who’s Spending: Election 2012 Super PAC Rundown
The concentration of big name donors behind the very largest super PACs is ugly for democracy.
A “Mean Spirited” Clash Between CDC, Local Government
Those who are experienced with breakdowns in relationships between local government funders and nonprofit recipients know that the breakdowns frequently aren’t as sudden as they appear.
Capitol Hill Power Analysis: The Nonprofit Guide to the 113th Congress
The 113th Congress is a new ballgame. Nonprofit advocates need to know how to play the game on Capitol Hill, and that begins with an understanding of whom we are playing with.
The Nonprofit Version of a Powerball Win
Just as a really big lottery win can have devastating effects on the winner, that really big grant you dream about may also come with some unintended consequences.
Community Action Agencies: Too Often in News for Wrong Stuff
Prominent press mentions of community action agencies with financial troubles due to charges of mismanagement obscures the amazing poverty-fighting work of so many of these nonprofits.