Even as organizations face shrinking revenues and increasing demands, the people running them still find reasons to be optimistic.

The suit against Pedro Espada, a Democrat, alleges that he and his family stole $14 million over five years.

The Universities of Pennsylvania and Temple have met with city officials to make it clear that they have no interest in making or increasing payments in lieu of taxes.

Appearing on “This Week,” the former president gave his thoughts on the Clinton Global Initiative University, corporate philanthropy and corruption.

The 38,000 nonprofits registered to do business as charities in the state of Mississippi better believe it when the secretary of state Delbert Hosemann says the “check” is in the mail.

Australian corporate chieftains give up their perks to spend the night sleeping outside for one night to raise money for homeless programs.

Nonprofits have long complained about contracting and payment delays, huge amounts of paperwork, and inconsistent rules and procedures among city agencies.

With initial assets of $2.1 billion, the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation will be Minnesota’s largest foundation.