Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour and other Republican governors recently demanded that Medicaid, the state-federal health program that covers 50 million poor and disabled, be transformed into block grants.

Augusta Health, a nonprofit hospital in Fisherville, Va. has increased its collection efforts against local people hanging on for dear life financially and now weighed down with medical debt.

Tax credit donations to public schools in Arizona rose to $42.3 million in 2010 – the ultimate increase expected to be between 1.5 percent and 2 percent over donations in the previous year.

After much public protest and appeals to the attorney general, Smile Train and Operation Smile have called off their high profile merger.

If dealing with the wreckage of economic collapse and declining public support weren't enough to cause grief for nonprofits, now comes one more worry: rising gasoline prices.

Big-time donor Robert Kasmir was feeling empowered after being honored during the halftime break of a George Washington University basketball game – that is until he was ejected from the arena.

It's embarrassing to be linked to the Qaddafi family's charity, no matter how positive your intentions.

Las Vegas nonprofits, already struggling because of recession-induced drops in donations, fear the Lincy Foundation’s departure and loss of potential grants will cause them more distress.

Child care centers are faced with sudden property tax bills in Camden.

David Koch’s $100 million gift to MIT means that he is one of the biggest donors to the school, home to some of the top climate scientists in the nation. He is also an owner of a company that Greenpeace called 'a kingpin of climate change denial.'"