President Obama is leaving some of his nonprofit allies feeling abandoned and forlorn. Community action agencies may be in the forefront of nonprofits hugely disappointed with the President’s budget tactics.

Earlier this week, Florida Stage, "a well-regarded Palm Beach theater devoted to putting on new plays," filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, largely due to Madoff’s ponzi scheme.

What this story reminds us is that the choices being made at the local community level can be excruciating with very real consequences in the trade-offs.

I am convinced that we who think activism is the soul of citizenship can rise to an occasion, but I’ll be damned if I really understand why the tipping points on overarching issues like tax justice do not occur when it seems like they should.

In 2010 Habitat for Humanity closed on 6,032 units in the U.S., earning it a top spot on Builder Magazine’s BUILDER 100 list.

Under a proposal announced earlier this week by Gov. Chris Christie, the state-run television station that has produced public affairs programming for New Jersey residents for 43 years will be replaced by a separate nonprofit.

Goldman Sachs’ philanthropic counter narrative and ties to Qaddafi.

Next time you hear arguments for tax cuts for the rich and for Wall Street corporations that purportedly stimulate the economy, consider our recent history with the Bush administration.

Ugly stories from the budget cuts in Kansas, Florida and New Mexico.

If you've ever wanted to help find the lost city of Atlantis but didn't know how to or needed a bit more incentive, Jerry Wells of the nonprofit Wells Research Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin has an opportunity for you.

The academic director at New York University’s Heyman Center for Philanthropy & Fundraising says that 10 to 20 percent of donations to Livestrong could be lost if Lance Armstrong is proven to have violated anti-doping rules.

The Peter G. Peterson Foundation is spending money on federal debt solutions, giving each of six national think tanks $200,000 as part of the Foundation’s Solutions Initiative to develop fiscal solutions. The Cohen Report breaks down six of the solutions here. Which are you betting on? Where would you put your money?