As nonprofits seek new ways to mobilize investment in capital projects, more organizations are exploring options outside traditional fundraising mechanisms like donor-driven capital campaigns.
Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun has issued a confusing apology for blowing off expensive plans with Buffett.
Four foundations have joined together to buy the photo archives of Ebony and Jet magazines, ensuring that a critical record of Black history is preserved for the public.
The Charitable Pharmacy of Central Ohio’s expansion joins a variety of attempts to work around the high cost of medical care.
The chair of the Fidelity Charitable board of trustees reflects on an enormous uptick in grantmaking from its donor-advised funds over the past six months.
Billionaire John Arnold, in a series of tweets, says not only DAFs but foundations must get more generous in the here-and-now.
Sexual abuse scandals are causing Catholics to direct their giving away from traditional bishops’ campaigns.
A school board apologizes for the “inconvenience” to families after threatening to have their children taken.
In the spirit of a message in a bottle comes a literary project, washing ashore in Minnesota bookstores.
Pro-democracy protests cross the globe. Putin thinks westernized forces are at work, while Trump wants black and brown people to go back where they came from. No one appears to be going anywhere.
A consortium of universities wants to build yet another telescope on a sacred mountain on the Big Island, but decades of mismanagement in prior projects have soured their relationship to the community.
After months of pressure from stakeholder groups, Warren B. Kanders resigned from the board, and another ultra-wealthy trustee followed him out.