Ellen Miller, the executive director of the Sunlight Foundation, expressed her disappointment in the sluggish response of the Obama Administration to fulfill its commitment to increased openness with government information.

In Hawaii, where nonprofits have had to absorb a “sevenfold” increase in their unemployment taxes, several have chosen to self-insure unemployment claims.

What does John Stossel’s argument for libertarianism mean for charity and philanthropy?

There is much about this article about giving in South Africa that resonates with the U.S. experience.

In the wake of Nonprofit Quarterly’s interview with the incoming head of the Social Innovation Fund, Paul Carttar, we found several other journals covering various issues related to his appointment.

Congress is asking whether the $45 million given to private contractors by the Bush Administration to destabilize Cuba is accomplishing anything more than “those nonprofits that were once solely responsible for the aid.”

Carttar was officially announced Wednesday as director of the Social Innovation Fund at the Corporation for National and Community Service.

Yale is electing to keep a donation which was, as this article tells it, more than likely pilfered.

This advocacy campaign from Calgary is certain to turn viewers off, and that’s the point