Kansas and Missouri agree to stop using tax abatements to lure businesses from each other.
Kansas and Missouri Governors Declare End to Corporate Tax Incentive “Border War”
Jeff Bezos’ Disruptive “No Strings Attached” $100 Million Gifts
Bezos’s Day One Fund grantees have been granted not only cash but a kind of radical autonomy with their $100 million gifts from the world’s richest man.
Environmental Justice: Moving Equity from Margins to Mainstream
With the planet literally at risk, can Big Green learn from smaller, scrappier environmental justice groups and adopt a vision that truly incorporates the holistic approach we need?
Some Pulse Survivors Challenge onePULSE Foundation Salaries and Plans
The foundation set to commemorate those who lost lives in Orlando’s Pulse nightclub is run at a six-figure salary by the club’s former owner. For some, that’s a problem.
Free College Should Not Leave Out Nonprofit Schools
The wisdom of offering no-cost tuition at higher education institutions has sparked policy debate, though left out is much thought about how nonprofit colleges and universities fit in that.
The Arts Patronage Problem: How Evil Is Too Evil When It Comes to Donors?
Quietly, in board rooms across the country, and under intense external scrutiny, elite cultural institutions are reportedly questioning the limits of taking tainted money.
Corporate “Wokewashing” a Discernment Challenge for Wise Nonprofits
This may be a very dangerous time for a nonprofit organization to risk its reputation with corporations bearing cash in search of “wokewashing” relationships.
Latinx Community Proves Its Resiliency in Its Response to Attacks
In the wake of mass murders targeting Latinxs and new immigration raids, the Latinx community responds.
Maximizing Nonprofit Internal Controls: An Essential Guide for Even the Most Pure
All sizes of nonprofit need good financial controls. Here, financial management expert Hilda Polanco reviews what your nonprofit needs to protect its integrity, its cash, and its reputation.
The Hidden Capital of Nonprofit Collaboration Done Well
In Youngstown, Ohio, a lattice-like network of public agencies and nonprofits collaborates effectively to meet community needs.
Another Nonprofit Property Tax Dispute—This Time, in Woonsocket
In Woonsocket, Rhode Island, six nonprofits are fighting surprise property tax bills.
In Africa, Literary Festivals Proliferate, Giving Voice to Decolonizing Narratives
The rise of literary festivals on the African continent ties into the rise of art as space for political declaration worldwide.