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.

Apparently PBS’ Sesame Street has parted ways with longtime sponsor McDonald’s.

A proposal being floated by city workers negotiating over their pay with San Francisco officials is not going to win many supporters from the nonprofit community. 

Wow, it’s been a quarter century since the Farm Aid concert of 1985 meant to provide help to family farmers, but Farm Aid is going to gin up another concert again for its 25th anniversary. 

Most charity donations from product manufacturers require you to make a purchase with the understanding that a portion of the proceeds will be given to a worthy cause. But how about simply earning money for charity by looking at a product?

Things have a long way to go before nonprofit groups can start returning to business as it used to be and it also looks like things are not getting much better for people who are depending on these groups to help them.

Thanks to a trio comprising a nonprofit lender, a housing advocacy organization, and a group of volunteer law students, some lucky residents in the Boston area are ending up back in their homes.

Even before the President signs the health care bill on Tuesday, 12 states are threatening to sue the federal government for imposing new Medicaid requirements to provide health care coverage for pregnant women, children and disabled people who are currently uninsured.

Within the new health care reform legislation, the role of Community Health Centers is due to be expanded as a national system of primary health care providers.