Kern Wildenthal has resigned as special assistant to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center’s president after an audit labeled some of his expenses inappropriate.

President and CEO of the Harlem Children’s Zone Geoffrey Canada will include a pitch for nonprofit work in his commencement address at the University of Pennsylvania.

President Obama’s statement in support of same-sex marriage was a significant moment in the gay rights movement. Social media will help make LGBT equality inevitable.

Comedian and TV host Stephen Colbert, arguably America’s master satirist, lampoons the process of anonymous campaign financing through 501(c)(4)s.

Have you heard the phrase “I’ve got your six?” If you aren’t in the U.S. military, you may not have, but you will.

Some Canadian government officials have been stating that environmental groups are receiving substantial sums from foreign donors, but a Canadian press report calls that assessment into question.

In Carroll County, Md., local government is reaching out to see what can be done to nurture local nonprofits that are faced with difficult budget cuts.

A recent study suggests that nonprofit human services organizations may offer a valuable, somewhat intangible benefit beyond their central purpose: hope.

The Sacramento Regional Sports Education Foundation is drawing heat after it borrowed $400,000 for an athletic event that didn’t generate anywhere near the revenues predicted.

Welcome to the Spring 2012 issue of the Nonprofit Quarterly.

Discussing what many consider the most glaring civil rights issue the U.S. has largely failed to address, President Barack Obama says he supports same-sex marriage rights.

A recent “hackathon” in San Francisco paired technology geeks with community advocates to address longstanding urban issues. Will any of the ideas presented take root?