Transforming furniture into beautiful and thoughtful pieces of art as a way to help restore hope for the families living with cancer is worthy of national attention.
A Three-fer Fundraiser in Alaska: Beauty, Community, and Cash
University of Louisville Foundation: Two Steps Forward, One Back
The U of L Foundation has discovered that once an organization appears on the front page, its every step for the foreseeable future will be scrutinized.
Even with a Budget, Some Illinois Nonprofits Struggle from the Damage Done
A new report contains personal stories from nonprofits and their clients that indicate that making up for already lost revenues now that Illinois has a budget is not a sure thing.
United Way of the Midlands Struggles for Relevance
We have suggested for some time that the value to donors and agencies of United Ways as a fundraising mainstay is not exactly secure. On the surface, the measures taken here do not provide any new ideas.
Ending White Supremacy in Ourselves: A Time for Nonprofit Action
Not only must we publicly disavow white supremacy; we must offer a counternarrative and model leadership that supports racial justice and economic justice—in society at large and in our organizations.
How a Nonprofit Retired Potentially Fatal Debt in Rapid Turnaround and Sued its Auditor
NPQ reported on the surprise budget deficit of Carolina Theater of Durham in North Carolina. Now, a year and a half later, the theater has rebounded and is running a surplus.
Shut Out by Corporate Media, Argentinian Communities Still Take to the Airways
DTL! Comunicacion Popular in Argentina responded to corporate media control by building infrastructure that allows hundreds of communities in Argentina to tell their own stories.
ProPublica Announces Step Forward in Nonprofit Form 990 Analysis
Machine-readable data will make it easier to compare and contrast the financial, governance, and compensation practices of nonprofits as they report them to the IRS.
In Appreciation of the Millennial Donor as Change Agent
Several Connecticut nonprofits have recognized that millennials will be critical to their sustainability and have taken steps to engage them the way they wish to be reached.
What Can U.S. Nonprofits Learn from South Africa’s Zuma No-Confidence Vote
South African President Jacob Zuma survives his eighth no-confidence vote as a civil sector coalition reels against what it sees as an attack on the ANC.
API Leaders Call New Immigration Bill “Ethnic Cleansing”
The new immigration bill is touted as an effort to increase skill-based immigration and wages for native-born Americans, but immigrant rights activists don’t see it that way.
Trump’s Time-traveling Response to Opioid Epidemic
As nonprofits and their local partners concentrate on one agreed-upon set of responses to the opioid epidemic, Trump emerges to tell us to “just say no” and to lock the bastards up.