Former Los Angeles Times reporters have established a new nonprofit investigative news outlet called FairWarning, devoted to “consumer-driven issues of health, safety, and corporate conduct.”
Doesn’t it make your blood boil when hustlers scam behind the facades of nonprofits?
An agreement was reached yesterday between hospitals and the State of Georgia regarding a fee or “bed tax” that will be imposed on hospitals.
The Tap Project runs an annual appeal that asks diners in selected cities to donate a dollar each time they order free tap water in a restaurant.
With the fifth anniversary of Katrina approaching, the group of 30 foundations, philanthropic organizations and donors spent three days in the city to learn what worked and what didn’t in how they responded after the August 2005 disaster.
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, health care reform primer for nonprofits, giant toymaker blocks tiny nonprofit over use of name, no charity in NBC’s latest stance against Conan O’Brien and more.
There are some nonprofit-specific provisions within the newly-passed health insurance reform bill.
One can only hope that as word spreads about a lawsuit that pits the giant Legos company against a tiny nonprofit called Project Legos, cooler heads in the toymaker’s Danish headquarters will prevail and the whole thing will go away.
NBC may have sent former television talk show host Conan O’Brien packing, but the network isn’t giving on the star’s wish to do good for charity.
As health care related stocks gave Wall Street a boost yesterday in the wake of the health care reform legislation, Fitch Ratings declared that their “negative outlook” credit rating published in February for nonprofit hospitals remains unchanged.
A new report for the incoming mayor recommends that “all nonreligious based 501(c)(3) entities within Baltimore City contribute a share equitable to services rendered.”
A New York-based nonprofit is claiming partial credit for a decision by the Tennessee state legislature to repeal a cap on how much could be spent on foster care.