An Oregon man is giving away paintings to nonprofits so that they may auction them off as fundraisers.

To some it’s the charitable thing to do. But for others the fact that California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger lets a nonprofit that accepts money from groups doing business before the state pick up his travel tab, the practice raises concerns.

Is there a way to convey some sense of outrage about the decision of Catholic Charities to deny spousal benefits to new employees in order to avoid having to offer benefits to same-sex spouses?

An article which talks about the economic impact of the snows in Washington D.C., does a good job of discussing the fragility of many child care providers in this economy.

The Wall Street Journal’s take on hedge fund philanthropy—that “running a hedge fund is by necessity a secretive activity, while philanthropy thrives on publicity”—raises an implicit challenge for nonprofits: do U.S. nonprofits know where their hedge fund foundations are?

The damage has been done, but at least two ACORN employees didn’t break any laws by advising undercover conservative activists how to fib on an application in order to get a bank loan.

It’s getting harder and harder these days to figure out who are the real victims of the Madoff scam.