American Indians have a front-row seat to US self-inflicted environmental assaults.

It’s not all rainbows and highly cooperative unicorns within the left’s “resistance.”

Foundations collaborate on News Match with the goal of raising $3 million to nonprofit new organizations.

Last week, President Trump indicated that he may wish to cancel Puerto Rico’s debt and is considering the permanent suspension of the Jones Act—both demands made by activists, organizers, elected officials, and community-based organizations.

How do you appeal to a demographic that is often reluctant to volunteer for a social cause? When what you want is involvement rather than money, the engagement strategy needs a special appeal.

Looking at things we’d rather not see—that’s what good governance may be about.

The American Red Cross is once again the subject of a scathing investigative report, this time for its work in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

Challenge grants are gifts that keep on giving, but nonprofits should use them strategically.

Key government programs have contributed to the decline in childhood poverty in the U.S. Three of them have played central roles.

A recent study has clarified what many already understood: When the IRS sorted nonprofit applicant groups for scrutiny, it targeted the left as well as the right.

The infrastructure in the UK charged with regulating fundraising is far more sensitive to the nuances of the abuse of donor interests than any related body in the United States. Ethical fundraisers in the United States can use these questions as a guide to judge their own practices.

In most fields, there is a common business model; the one that appears to be used in some sheltered workshop settings only barely sounds nonprofit.