The New York Society Library is embroiled in a presidential scandal that leaves them out $100,000.

New disclosures about strings attached to a plan by a group of private foundations to pay for raises and bonuses to teachers in Washington, D.C. public schools have added one more layer of complexity to a recently negotiated contract with the teachers’ union.

A $900,000 gift from the founder of Playboy helped the Trust for Public Land (TPL) reach its $12.5 million goal to buy 138 acres of land, where the famous HOLLYWOOD sign has stood for decades.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie declares that pay for running a nonprofit in his state funded with public dollars should be capped at $141,000.

Based on a review of federal tax filings and other publicly available documents, a report finds “numerous examples where top executives” compensation accounted for one-fourth to one-third of agencies’ budgets.

A survey of cultural institutions across the country has found that pay for top executives and many of their lieutenants has been frozen or reduced.

Frequent NPQ contributor, Fran Barrett, is incensed that corruption-flooded charitable organizations linked to New York State Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada have not only been outed for a number of shady activities, but that Espada’s charitable escapades are sullying nonprofits and the oversight nonprofits receive.

Despite well-documented ramifications, reports of cuts to mental health services are commonplace.

A new public and nonprofit partnership that launched last week in Denver is designed to get residents and visitors out of their cars and on to bicycles.