Andrew Breitbart, who made a mark in society and in our sector, died on Thursday at age 43; his impact on political discussion and investigative journalism was not a positive one.

To attain tax-exempt status, the Tea Party needs to show the IRS that less than half of its activity is politically partisan, something the movement may not be able to do, since it’s just not the case.

The first day of Women’s History Month featured a legislative fight about contraception, with the U.S. Senate narrowly nixing a measure to exempt some organizations from covering birth control.

Though Wall Street profits fell by half in 2011, the average cash bonus on Wall Street declined by only 13 percent, making the bonus more than most nonprofit executive directors’ salaries.

Face-to-face fundraising is being monitored closely in some UK communities, and one town council recently banned the practice during five of the seven days of the week.

A new nonprofit, the Trustworthy Internet Movement, seeks to “resolve the problems of online security, privacy, and reliability once and for all,” but can it do so while retaining transparency?

In order to survive, your nonprofit must establish strong relationships with the community, constituents, volunteers and internal players.

Foundations and philanthropists supporting the Occupy Wall Street movement won’t be able to treat it like any other grantee. In fact, direct grants may not even be the best means of support.

Facebook has begun to roll out its new “Timeline” design for Pages, a change that will be mandatory for all users by the end of March 2012. What does this mean for your nonprofit and your constituents?

In what’s likely to become a more frequent tug-of-war, Glendora, Calif. is the latest local government to mull holding community development block grants rather than distributing to nonprofits

Lady Gaga officially launched the Born This Way Foundation, which aims to challenge bullying by inspiring young people to create a support system in their communities.

San Diego’s Community Budget Alliance has submitted a letter to the mayor and City Council in a bid to have greater input in the city’s budget process. Is this what democracy looks like?