This article is well worth your time if you are concerned about nonprofits’ eroding exemptions from taxes and fees.

I would venture to say that many of us nonprofit types have recurring dreams of the odd donor who realizes our organization’s true worth and decides to send many millions our way.

It seems the University is still a place of virtue. At least on two campuses—one in Massachusetts, the other in New York.

With state and local governments under continuing budget pressure from the recession, the search for revenue continues.

For Rush Limbaugh, the rise of the L3C model “is disturbing as all get-out to me because this is the corrupting of the private sector and to change its mission in toto and the left is just running hog wild unchecked over everything.”

How many nonprofits are gearing up to compete for the Department of Education’s Promise Neighborhoods program, slated to receive $210 million in President Obama’s FY 2011 budget?

Citing an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office, the Washington Insider blog suggests that the jobs bill will help firms add 80,000 to 180,000 new jobs between 2010 and 2011, of which 8,000 to 18,000 could be jobs in the nonprofit sector.

An assessment by the New Haven, Conn. fire department of two properties owned by he nonprofit, NeighborWorks New Horizons, called the buildings “death traps” and said they were in “deplorable” condition.