The administration has missed its chance to make the argument that sequestration is a kind of brainless method of budget cutting, a flat across-the-board mechanism that will take a serious toll on important domestic programs.
The mission of the Hurricane Island Foundation off the coast of Maine is both future seeking and completely integrated and networked with its surroundings.
Former NBA star Shaquille O’Neal went to Capitol Hill to talk about the findings of a study produced by the nonprofit Century Council and Morgan State University on binge drinking.
A Filipino-American civic group in Nevada has endorsed Republican U.S. senatorial candidate Dean Heller and in the process revealed fissures in the Filipino community.
William Schambra of the Hudson Institute thinks that much of large-scale philanthropy has gotten above itself and poses a threat to community well-being. He calls for a more respectful approach that recognizes the intelligence, strength, and resourcefulness of even the smallest of community settings.
The New York Stock Exchange has been providing certain favored customers real-time market data before providing it to the public – as it is required to do by law.
In a recent speech, CEO Mark Zuckerberg described Facebook as a “mission-driven company.” It’s worth distinguishing this concept from the idea of a “social enterprise.”
A year after the first Occupy Wall Street encampment, the second act seems to have fizzled.
Girls Who Code, a New York City-based nonprofit has caught the attention of Twitter. Why?
Mets knuckleballer R.A. Dickey, the winner of Major League Baseball’s 2012 Branch Rickey Award, has a different approach to philanthropy in comparison to past winners of the award.
Cornerstone Counseling in Des Moines, Iowa allegedly charged Medicaid for doctor’s visits even when the doctor was not anywhere in the vicinity.
As undocumented immigrants take the opportunity to gain status in their adopted country, the gay community jumps in to help.