The ultimate voluntary association, Anonymous, hacks away to find e-mails and documents showing corporate malfeasance.
NYC Dancer Sparks a Nonprofit Social Media Policy
A dancer with the New York City Ballet has caused a stir – and maybe a policy change – with tweets about his boss, his benefactor, and his performances.
To Tax or Not To Tax Is Not The Question, But How?
Like many local governments struggling to overcome their fiscal woes, New Orleans has begun to ask if it still can afford to exempt private schools and universities, churches, charities and other nonprofit organizations from property taxes.
Small Town Puts its Eggs in Grocery Store Basket
How small can a small town be and still support a grocery store? Led by students working with a local nonprofit, tiny Cody, Nebraska joins other trend-setting, trend-bucking towns to take on the challenge.
Conservation Group Has No Beef with McDonald’s Sustainability Plan
It’s too early to tell if a plan to adhere to more sustainable business practices will win McDonald’s more customers, but it’s sure to earn the fast-food giant two thumbs up from the nonprofit World Wildlife Fund.
Legislation in Oregon Seeks to Punish Bad Charities
Legislation in Oregon would punish charities with exorbitant fundraising costs.
The House of Representatives Votes to Scrap the Neighborhood Stabilization Program
Another key federal housing program used by nonprofits to stem the foreclosure crisis bites the dust due to House Republicans.
Maine’s Nonprofit Mergers – A Growth Industry
Maine – is it the land of many mergers?
Colorado Foundation Provides Emergency Aid Here at Home
In Colorado, the El Pomar Foundation surprises besieged agencies with unexpected cash.
Nonprofit Medicaid Provider Can’t Hide From Open Records Law
A judge ruled earlier this week that a nonprofit health care provider under contract to Kentucky to serve Medicaid patients isn't entitled to a free pass under the state's open records law.
Democrats Propose Deep Cuts in California
The tally of the Democrats' proposed cuts to the California budget is pretty scary, and that's before the Republicans add theirs – if they ever do at all.
Some Nonprofits Dedicated to Making it More Difficult for People to Register and Vote
Helping voters register and vote is an entirely legitimate and legal function of nonprofits, but some nonprofits are dedicated to making it harder for people to vote.