Pew took a look at the municipal budgets of 13 major cities to see how they were likely to fare in Fiscal 2011.

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As the government gets serious about BP, what role for the nonprofit sector?

The Texan city is offering a series of free workshops designed to boost the business practices of arts and cultural groups.

In the UK a legal aid organization providing services to asylum seekers is in danger of closing because it is owed upwards of two million British pounds by the government.

The findings of Médecins Sans Frontières that rich countries have cut back on their HIV/AIDS donations to African nations appear to focus on donor governments.

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation is providing funding to create a public database that will contain information about how much money has been saved from retrofitting buildings in New York City.

Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, disclosure threatens foundations’ autonomy? hokum!, today’s college students lack empathy?, strapped towns tax Catholic properties: church forced to pay for shuttered buildings and more.

The state of Florida has just adopted a law that prohibits “government officials from requiring that foundations disclose the race, religion, gender, income level, sexual orientation, or certain other characteristics of their employees and board members, as well as those of their grant recipients.”

It would not be good news for the nonprofit sector if we chose to believe what a University of Michigan study claims.

When is a tax exempt property no longer tax exempt? When it is not being used, according to some municipal government authorities in Massachusetts.

Pablo Eisenberg contends the money appears to be headed to the coffers of “fairly large, fairly safe nonprofit organizations that can generate good publicity.”