Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today: Michael Jackson, virtual bikers, more shady NYC Council dealings, and money in the mid-south.
Nonprofit Newswire | July 31, 2009
Nonprofit Newswire | July 30, 2009
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today: half of nonprofits undergo recent layoffs, bringing money to the mountains, job seeking 101, and big-bucks brass vs. struggling staff.
Smoke, Mirrors, and Earmarks in the FY2010 Budget
It should come as no surprise to savvy nonprofit budget hawks that some of the appropriations for programs that would normally be distributed through competitive or formula processes have already been allocated through other means–as earmarks. In the House Appropriations Committee budget recommendations, there are significant slices of program lines that have already been awarded to various state and municipal government agencies and to nonprofits of varying sizes and stripes.
Nonprofit Newswire | July 29, 2009
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today: a Salvation slump, revised tax returns for Gates, and we’re on Twitter and Facebook!
House Appropriations for Nonprofits in President Obama’s FY2010 Budget
President Barack Obama’s proposed Fiscal Year 2010 budget just received the House Appropriations Committee treatment—with nonprofit interests among the winners and losers in the final tally. The dynamic of note to the nonprofit sector revolves around 5 key factors cited by the Committee for its decisions at variance with President Obama’s budget recommendations.
Unraveling Development: Your Donors’ Emotional Needs
Top priority: Pay attention to the emotional needs of your donors.
Action Venues for Immigration Rights and Reform Advocacy
The momentum for immigration reform action does not feel much like a juggernaut, but don’t think that there’s nothing happening on immigration that should concern nonprofits.
Action Venues for Immigration Rights and Reform Advocacy
The momentum for immigration reform action does not feel much like a juggernaut, but don’t think that there’s nothing happening on immigration that should concern nonprofits.
Nonprofit Newswire | July 28, 2009
Nonprofit news from around the country and the world. Today: the best of nonprofit marketing, suing to save the Rose, and charities free from FOIA.
Nonprofit Newswire | July 27, 2009
Nonprofit news from around the country. Today: Sarah Palin, Inc., changes to endowment spending laws, suffering nonprofit hospitals, and private land lending scandals.
An Immigration Agenda for ‘Regular Jane and Joe’ Nonprofits
Some people might think that a concern about documented and undocumented immigrants is sort of outside the ken of most “regular Jane and Joe” nonprofits, the groups that aren’t immigrant-founded or -run, the groups whose agendas ostensibly have little to do or nothing to do directly with immigration reform. That’s not true.
An Immigration Agenda for ‘Regular Jane and Joe’ Nonprofits
Some people might think that a concern about documented and undocumented immigrants is sort of outside the ken of most “regular Jane and Joe” nonprofits, the groups that aren’t immigrant-founded or -run, the groups whose agendas ostensibly have little to do or nothing to do directly with immigration reform. That’s not true.