Why don’t real veteran’s groups speak out about the sham organizations out there raising millions for telemarketers and themselves?
Another Veterans’ Charity Exposé—But with a New Twist
Environmental Journalism in the Global South is Innovation in Practice
Nonprofits using public-facing investigative journalism bridge the gap between scientists and journalists to bring environmental news to the people.
Virginia’s Approach to Addressing Teacher Shortages in a Strong Jobs Market
Can making certification easier make teachers better? Virginia thinks it has found a way.
Historic Jones Win Flips the National Script—Especially upon a Closer Look
Doug Jones’s win over Roy Moore in Alabama deserves a look—not just at the results, but at the coalition of voters and the nonprofits that were part of making the win happen in a state known for voter supression tactics.
Considering the Role of Crowdfunding in the Philanthropic Landscape
There are certainly lessons for nonprofits to take away from the rapid rise of crowdfunded charity about the importance of personal connection and the need donors have to feel they are personally doing good, but there is a flip side.
Chicagoans Support Gospel Music Museum over Lucas and Obama Projects
More than a decade after a fire destroyed the historic Pilgrim Baptist Church in Chicago, the community is finally seeing progress on a redevelopment plan for the site. Recognized as the birthplace of gospel music, what remains of the building will now be renovated into a National Museum of Gospel Music.
Nonprofit Consultants’ Scenario Planning Scrutinized in Berkshire Museum Fight
When consultant documents show up as court exhibits, what will they say about your nonprofit decision-making processes?
The Battle for the Alamo Rages On
The controversy swirling around the Alamo continues. This time, the battle centers on how the historic site is being managed and a demand for more transparency and greater public access to the decision-making and management of the project.
Will Exchange-Traded Funds Make a Difference to Nonprofits?
A Rockefeller Foundation-backed nonprofit encourages large nonprofits to offer “exchange-traded funds” to invest in companies that rank highly in such areas as gender or racial equality. Is this an effective way for nonprofits to promote their goals?
Putting More than Lip Service toward Affordable College for All
Current programs designed to help low-income students afford college aren’t working well, and many of the benefits are going to higher-income individuals.
The Pivotal Role of the Nonprofit Board Chair: Beyond Meeting Facilitation
In this webinar, Anne Wallestad and Vernetta Walker of BoardSource delve into the findings from Leading with Intent and share tips for developing a strong board culture.
Newman’s Own Foundation and the Tax Overhaul: Two Cases of “Who Knew?”
If the tax bill currently up for reconciliation doesn’t include a specific provision, the Newman’s Own Foundation might have to sell off its eponymous food company or disband altogether.