There’s still time to preserve the 63-year-old Johnson Amendment prohibition against churches and other charities from taking political contributions and supporting or opposing political candidates.
We’ve heard that for-profit corporations pay taxes, but with Foxconn lined up for another $764 million from local Wisconsin officials to top off $3 billion in state incentives, we are beginning to wonder. Subsidized land? Utilities? Maybe nonprofits should get in on this.
A new campaign led by local activists against a $95 million police training center proposed for the West Garfield Park area has raised new questions about urban revitalization strategies that could impact how nonprofits and foundations align with Black and Brown communities that are organizing to end racial violence.
A security robot of a make that’s previously drowned itself in a fountain and run down a toddler at a mall makes its debut at a California animal shelter.
Co-ops already provide broadband Internet in more than 350 rural communities across the nation. Growing their role could narrow the digital gap in areas where commercial ISPs find little profit.
Waves upon waves of budget cuts make it beyond difficult for Connecticut’s nonprofits to manage. Yet another state budget crisis lands directly on nonprofit shoulders; can they emerge with something new?
Does the nonprofit sector have a brand identity, and if so, how might we build on that?
A nonprofit serving adults with intellectual disabilities has lost its license and will transfer its patients to other organizations. We wish we could say this was either unusual or unpredictable.
How does a nonprofit orchestra rebound after a long lockout? A spirit of reconciliation and a little generosity go a long way.
Reducing crime involves many factors, but the role of community-based nonprofits is often ignored. Nonprofit interventions help explain why US crime rates have declined for two decades, according to a newly published study.
A group of protestors attempting to block the shipping of fracking components was cleared from the Port of Olympia early Wednesday morning. As this scene repeats here and around the country, where does the bigger conversation take place?
On Tuesday, the HHS’ Office of the Inspector General rescinded its authorization of a patient assistance charity for being in too close a relationship with its donors.