Voters Support Nonprofits with Ballot Measure
Recent Newswires in Mississippi
Kellogg Foundation Committs $75 Million to Fight Racism
U.S. States Consider Starting Their Own Banks
Mississippi Wants to Know if All Charities Are Toeing the Line
Mississippi: Katrina Volunteers Still at Work
More Valuable to Have One Volunteer in Washington D.C. Than Three Volunteers in Puerto Rico
Recent Newswires in South Carolina
South Carolina: As Consumers Spend Less, City Has Less To Give Nonprofits
USC Cancels Bids on Building–Gives Control of Design to Donor
Should charity begin with nonprofit executive’s paychecks?
Nonprofits weather extreme highs, lows during recession
HHS Awards $46 Million in Recovery Act Funds to Create Jobs and Spur Economic Improvement
Recent Newswires in North Carolina
Recent Newswires in New York
Recent Newswires in Pennsylvania
Recent Newswires in Michigan
Nonprofit Newswire | January 14, 2010
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, Haiti in ruins, California ACORN severs ties, and Wall Street bonuses and public wrath.
Nonprofit Newswire | January 13, 2010
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, missing money, Florida arts council stripped of funding, foundation protests Goldman Sachs head fake and more.
Nonprofit Newswire | January 12, 2010
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, Herbert: state budgets a train wreck, Goldman Sachs’ bonuses, Harvard University audited by IRS and more.
Nonprofit Newswire | January 11, 2010
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today, taxing nonprofits per head, Michelle Obama featured in anti-fur ad, some nonprofit student lenders accused of misconduct and more.
The Ghost of Christmas Future: State Budget Deficits in 2010
State budgets were a mess in FY2009, a debacle in FY2010, and look like impending catastrophes in FY2011. We’ve been visited by the Ghost of Christmas Present this past holiday season with rampaging budget deficits and corresponding cuts in critical social safety net programs and services. Knocking at the door is the ghost of Christmas future with warnings of continuing program rescissions and terminations unless governments and voters, like a dumbfounded Scrooge, come to their senses and radically change their revenue-raising and budget-allocating ways.