I read professional books and publications to give me new information—or old information in a new way. Reading stimulates my thinking and then I figure out how to apply it to particular situations. But don’t just read fundraising books and books about the nonprofit sector. Go beyond.
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, child care providers closing due to state budget delays, Maryland nonprofit looks to form health insurance co-op, schools failing to help black males succeed and more.
Advocates say that many child care providers are maintaining operations through the use of loans but some, like home based providers, can not get them.
The co-op steering group, which includes the Howard County health office, the president of Baltimore Health Care Access, and others, hopes to make a decision by next July.
A new report on the graduation rates of black males is enough the make even the most hopeful among us cringe.
As of 15 months ago, Washington D.C.’s Whitman-Walker Clinic, one of the nation’s most respected nonprofit clinics serving people with HIV and AIDS, was close to going under. But recent reports tell a different story.
The New York Times today took on the possible effects of Wyclef Jean’s philanthropic conduct on his bid for the presidency of Haiti.
Who are the holdout billionaires and why haven't they signed the Giving Pledge?
A property tax battle is brewing in Columbus, Ga.
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