The search is on in New York for a nonprofit group willing to participate in a new city program to reduce some of the $300 million it spends each year on waste disposal by encouraging residents to donate used clothing rather than throw it away.

Activism gives meaning and purpose to life, while making us feel happier, more competent, autonomous, secure, and connected.

Two charities that previously earned a tongue lashing from Congress for spending more money on overhead than the veterans they are supposed to help are themselves—because of lax oversight—on the receiving end of a federal program that helps direct employee donations to "worthwhile" causes.

The IRS has accorded 501(c)(3) status to 13,797 groups that claimed to be tax-assistance nonprofits for low-income and elderly taxpayers. It seems almost a fifth were given a nonprofit designation that they didn’t merit.

Are too many nonprofits dragging downtown down?

A bid to relocate a nonprofit “street newspaper” sold by homeless vendors is meeting resistance.

SeedAmerica Foundation, facing bankruptcy because of its failure to turn abandoned properties into profitable office space, demolished a building and then pocketed the proceeds.

The California State Giving Program has "gone almost untapped" in parts of the state.