It’s time for the 501(c)(3) public charities and the nonprofit sector as a whole to speak up and tell secretive electoral 501(c)(4) “social welfare” groups to stop harming the nonprofit brand.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dutchess County, N.Y. will soon cease to exist, one of many nonprofits finding funding hard to come by for services seen by some as “optional.”
A report from the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies finds that average CEO pay at the state’s nonprofit hospitals far outpaced gains in private sector pay.
This year, the White House Champions of Change awards recognized leaders running programs serving the homeless.
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In a decision that could open up legal ground for lawsuits that could force government to take steps to address climate change, a Texas judge has ruled that air is a public trust.
WWRD? That is, what would Romney do? The candidate has pledged to undo the Affordable Care Act if elected president. Could he do so even if the new law cannot be repealed?
Philanthropy gone viral—it’s a dream come true. So what does it take for your cause to go viral?
In the wake of the “first-ever national Occupy gathering,” many are questioning what the Occupy movement holds in store, but there may not be one overarching national answer.
In a fabulous essay, “The Cowardly Lions of ‘Free Speech,’” Bill Moyers takes aim at those who he says are endangering democracy in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision.
Alicia Keys announced that her nonprofit, Keep a Child Alive, will be honoring Oprah Winfrey.
An article suggests that community development corporations in Detroit may be able to perform the role of government better than government itself, but is that truly the case?