Unhappy with an “R” rating from the Motion Picture Association of America, the producers of the much-anticipated documentary film Bully are turning to a nonprofit film-rating organization.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is taking on the world of super PACs and other tax-exempt mechanisms that did in the campaign finance reform that he successfully championed in 2002.
Nonprofit HR Solutions has released a report that illustrates a promising year ahead within the nonprofit sector; 43 percent of organizations interviewed are planning on hiring this year.
Magic Johnson is now a part owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Will he put a different stamp on the team’s charitable endeavors?
Fundraisers often complain about competition, but doing so can lead your organization in some unwanted directions. Instead, think about congestion and how you can rise above it.
A merger between the Bay Citizen and the Berkeley, Calif.-based Center for Investigative Reporting will create the biggest nonprofit journalism outlet in the U.S., executives say.
Princeton’s Stan Katz argues that we are outsourcing parts of our education reform policy to the private philanthropic sector—to the detriment of public schools and the teaching profession.
The Urban Institute has issued a helpful brief on the “individual mandate” provision of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that was debated in the Supreme Court yesterday.
Should the CEO of a $300 million dollar nonprofit agency relying on millions of Medicaid dollars earn nearly four times the salary of the President of the United States?
The Park Slope Food Coop takes its purchasing power seriously as a tool of political choice – in this case taking on Palestinian human rights but the process has been something to watch.
A recent “Five Questions With…” interview with Doug Bauer of the Clark Foundation in the latest issue of Philantopic stimulated five questions of our own that we’d like to ask Bauer.
Producers from the nonprofit Odyssey Networks are working on Jeff Foxworthy’s “American Bible Challenge,” though the show’s other producers are behind programs that don’t seem holy.