Some health care clinics are promoting health care credit cards, promting concern over predatory lending.

Last week the Nonprofit Quarterly issued a call for transparency at the Social Innovation Fund and yesterday the SIF issued an answer to that call, albeit one that still falls short of the openness that the Obama Administration promised to observe. 

Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, singing all the way to the bank, open studios for nonprofits, difficulty privatizing Britain's arts funding, New Haven's not not not-for-profits, funding an ethics imbroglio, and more.

Attacks on NGO workers are an on-going concern in Afghanistan, where this medical team was recently ambushed.

Bloomberg's toxic combo of philanthropy and politics again win disapproval.

Investigators explore how the Department of Education decision-making experience went, and find politics nearer the center than they'd imagined.

Granting $2.6m to a financially broken agency has landed Democratic New York Congressman Charles Rangel in another ethics imbroglio.

Some of New Haven's nonprofits had an alderman state that they were not not not-for-profit, and regained their exemptions.

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron wants to cut public support, but is finding it difficult to raise private funds.

A group of Texas resale shops are hosting their own open studios-style event.

The final scene of this opera merger hits a high note – at least $15m of them.

Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, funds miraculously stretched for oil spill victims, here's where BP is dumping its oil spill waste, Jewish donors to Catholic schools tell why they give and more.