Contributions are expected to make a healthy rebound in 2010, but an even bigger payday will come next year.

Unionized blood-services workers at the American Red Cross’s regional headquarters in Toledo, Ohio, will walk out on June 2nd if the workers and the ARC don’t reach a new contract.

Youngstown is the epicenter for the economic devastation that swept through Ohio’s oil steel manufacturing towns.

Improv Everywhere, the popular comedic performance art group, performed a haunting of the same famous reading room where the 1984 blockbuster, Ghostbusters, opens.

A quarterly food giveaway in Wilson, N.C., earlier this week saw more than 300 people lined up outside—before the doors opened.

With increased interest in Washington, D.C. for social service programs that appear to be living up to their promises, government officials don't have to look far for one that seems to be working.

Nothing focuses the mind like a stretch goal.

A Community Action Program in Abilene, Texas, loses its funding and its staff.

Nonprofits are split as always when it comes to proposals for increased disclosure.

Elouise Cobell’s long struggle against the U.S. Department of Interior to pay royalties owed to Native Americans is almost over. There's just the little matter now of her nonprofit repaying $11 million in foundation loans.

The town of Greenwich, Conn. is enabling the six to qualify for $354,776 in donations for businesses that pay taxes in the state.