Following health care reform and the likelihood that a sweeping financial reform package will be approved soon, some say this might be the right time to start seeking Congressional approval to reinstate grants from the National Endowment of the Arts to individual artists.

The Center for Social Philanthropy at the Tellus Institute released a report this week suggesting that the investment decisions of nonprofit universities with mammoth endowments worsened the nation’s economic crisis because their investment managers “succumbed to Wall Street’s influence” and “took on too much risk."

Congress has discovered a way of using BP’s excise tax penalty payments for purposes other than the oil spill clean-up.

Unless there is a big editing error in this article, its defense of charter schools in New York that are managed by for-profit companies seems to add up to an unintentional endorsement of nonprofit charter management.

While examining the books, an accountant came across a check that the finance director, William Barnes, had written to himself.

According to a survey of 1,000 Americans, the confidence we have in nonprofits is high, with 80 percent saying they think nonprofit performance is “Good to Excellent.”

Some of the nation’s longstanding rural electric coops, organizations with New Deal roots, seem to have strayed from their nonprofit and cooperative origins.

In the wake of her death, the family feud that surrounded Terri Schiavo's life and death has spread into the nonprofit realm.

People in Florida and other states are donating their hair, as well as fur from their dogs, to be used to create absorbent booms to help soak up some of the oil.