The GreenLight Fund, which invests in children-focused anti-poverty strategies, is expanding to the Twin Cities, its ninth urban focus community.
GreenLight Fund Expands to Its Ninth City
The Nonprofit Sector as White Space
The concept of “white space” has crossed over from black space into the public conversation about race in the US. But many are using a white space approach to racial justice, including nonprofit leaders.
The Real Cost of Nonprofit Failure Is Too Often Visited on Others
Nonprofit enterprise by definition involves risk. But that does not mean that it is OK to offload organizational risk onto the people the nonprofit purportedly serves.
Chattanooga Takes First Step toward Possible Community Land Trust Launch
In Chattanooga, a three-year organizing campaign led to backing from the city’s housing trust fund board to finance a feasibility study for a nonprofit-run community land trust.
National Archives Hangs Altered Photo of DC Women’s March
We understand. They were trying to protect The Youth from history and a balanced version of the truth—and themselves from any political flak.
TX Governor Offers Replacement Missions to Refugee Resettlement Nonprofits
It’s one thing for nonprofits to worry about mission drift, but new marching orders from the governor’s office?
PETA Retains Its Messaging Edge in New Starbucks Shame Campaign
In a stroke of their usual public education genius, PETA is organizing a campaign against Starbucks’ surcharges on non-dairy “milk” products.
Remaking the Economy in Los Angeles: The Rise of Social Movements
This webinar visits the nation’s leading port and manufacturing city, an exemplar of community-based social, racial, and economic justice organizing.
How Much Should I Ask For? 10 Points of Consideration for Foundation Grantees
How should grantees assess how much to ask for from a foundation and how to craft an approach?
Will Chief Justice Roberts Be the Swing Vote on Funding Religious Schools?
A highly anticipated Supreme Court hearing on public funding of religious schools is now waiting for a decision. The outcome is no sure thing.
Now We Like You, Now We Don’t: A Nonprofit Fall from Grace
A change in the perception of a nonprofit can happen very swiftly. The circumstances around Mountain Humane in Hailey, Idaho, is a case in point.
A Tale of a Nonprofit’s Life and Its Death with Dignity
A timely decision to go out of business has expanded the legacy of this small, volunteer-run nonprofit.