With little money remaining, WikiLeaks asks supporters to donate via a French credit card system soon—in case the payments are abruptly shut down.
WikiLeaks Says Donation Door Open Again So Walk Right Through—but Hurry!
Knight Foundation Gives ProPublica $1.9M for Data Journalism
With a new Knight Foundation grant, the nonprofit investigative journalism organization ProPublica will expand upon its data journalism work, which it terms “news applications.”
Health Reform May Drive Nonprofit Hospital Charity Care Shift
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will shift the ground underneath charity care, but will not dictate how much charity care nonprofit hospitals must provide.
FCC Move Enables Greater Access to Info on Political Ad Buys
Despite opposition advocacy by the National Association of Broadcasters, the FCC is launching a database making it easier to track political campaign TV ad spending.
Planned Parenthood Suing Arizona
Planned Parenthood Arizona has filed a lawsuit to block enforcement of a law that would strip its funding due to the fact that one of the services it provides is abortions.
Planned Parenthood Suing Arizona (2)
Planned Parenthood Arizona has filed a lawsuit to block enforcement of a law that would strip its funding due to the fact that one of the services it provides is abortions.
Chicago Breast Cancer Organization Disappears without Notice
Y-Me, an organization providing support for people with breast cancer diagnoses, closed abruptly last week and now State Sen. Ira Silverstein is calling for an investigation.
Nonprofit Farms Eye Longest Drought in More than a Century
Indiana is having a hot, dry summer and that’s beginning to effect nonprofit farms and the food pantries that rely on their food.
Gambling Club Offers Weak Defense for Stiffing Nonprofits
The Minnequa Social Club faces a gambling license suspension and fines after paying out one percent of earnings to nonprofits instead of the 100 percent that was required by state law.
Nonprofit’s Work Sparks Arrest of Alleged Nazi War Criminal
Hungarian police have arrested the most wanted suspect of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, an international nonprofit named after the Holocaust survivor and famed Nazi hunter.
Not Enough Pain, Not Enough Gain
VOICES FROM THE FIELD
Steve Boland of the Nonprofits Assistance Fund finds that cutting expenses deep enough to realize a gain is a level of pain most nonprofit organizations will do anything to avoid.
DISCLOSE Act Finds No Republican Support
Senate Republicans have so far blocked the DISCLOSE Act, which would enable Americans to know who is shoveling untold billions into political election campaigns.