In Minneapolis, a single nonprofit that focuses on bailing people who are arrested out of jail has seen its donations rise from $110,000 to $20 million.
Minnesota Nonprofits Say They’re “Overwhelmed” by the Public’s Support
Trump Administration Aims to Remove Disclosure Requirements of 501c4s
Under cover of COVID-19, the Trump administration continues to undo regulations it dislikes—in this case, donor disclosure rules.
Florida Extends Eviction Moratorium at Last Minute
In Florida, an eviction day of reckoning is postponed for one month, as the state’s eviction moratorium is extended until the first of July.
Pandemic Leads to Groundswell of Youth Activism
Progressive activism and transformative social movements are growing, fueled in part by the voices of a younger generation, as the pandemic reveals deficits in capitalism.
Will an Eviction Wave Drive Millions from Their Homes? It Depends
Will an eviction wave displace millions? The pace of evictions depends on a mix of factors, including state and local conditions—and also on the federal policy response.
Nonprofit Resources for COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised many crucial questions for the nonprofit sector. What does it mean to shut down an entire economy? Will foundations step up and give nonprofits the financial support they will need in these coming years? Here’s a comprehensive guide of Nonprofit Quarterly resources on the COVID-19 pandemic. From financial sustainability to
Rent Is Due: Might an Eviction Wave Be Near?
Today is the first of June, and rent is due for an estimated 40 million US households. As eviction moratoria end, state by state, millions could find their housing at risk.
Independent Booksellers Partner to Develop an Alternative to Amazon
A project supported by independent booksellers to create an alternative online book-selling platform takes off in the current pandemic environment.
Can a Failed America Rebuild?
In this time of national trauma and open white supremacy, Rev. Barber and Dr. West say the only way out is to educate, organize, and act.
Supreme Court Ruling on Churches and COVID-19 May Be Overtaken by Events
The US Supreme Court rules that public health is a valid reason to restrict in-person religious gatherings, but the White House aims to supersede states through political pressure.
A Nonprofit Startup Helps Chinatown Restaurants Connect to Customers Online
In New York City, many immigrant eateries have faced closure due to COVID-19. A new nonprofit tech platform is helping them maintain contact with their customers.
Dear Philanthropy: These Are the Fires of Anti-Black Racism
Philanthropy has said it would focus on ensuring Black lives matter before, then let up as attention moved elsewhere. We must not falter as a field again.