The failure of funders to cover the full costs of programs has produced an often absurdly warped negotiation between nonprofits and funders. In this webinar, Claire Knowlton, Associate Director in Advisory Services at the Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF), hosts a session with two nonprofits that reframed their budgets for themselves and their funders so they could better define and cover their full costs.

John Valverde is Executive Vice President for Program Operations at the Osborne Association

“Some people wonder at the end of their lives if they’ve really made a difference. I think for many of us in the nonprofit sector, there isn’t a day that goes by that we don’t know that we have touched a life in a positive way. We want a world that works for everyone. That’s enough motivation for me.”

As the date for implementation of the new overtime rules draws near, nonprofits are beginning to plan their strategies for addressing the increased staff costs.

Do all nonprofits suffer from an unhealthy fear of abandonment by financial staff?

“Charity Day” in China does not mean “charity and civil-society-based advocacy day.”

As most readers will know, until recently, nonprofits dominated hospice care. For-profit enterprises entered the field aggressively, with expansion and profitability at top of mind. The results are, perhaps, predictable.

A story in NextCity highlights some of the progress being made in providing critical, cost-saving legal support to tenants in NYC housing court.

As athletes continue to shape national conversation about protests and professional sports, a university marching band is getting attention for calling out a college rival’s string of sexual assault allegations and administrators’ mishandling of such reports.

A new study concludes that religion accounts for as much as a third of the nation’s GDP.

Ballmer, raised in Detroit, returns and is inspired by what he sees. However, it may be a good thing the couple’s personal philanthropy might be a long time coming.

The aggressive school closings in Chicago have targeted low-income communities of color. Most of the buildings remain as dark memorials to disinvestment.

Although a ceasefire is temporarily in effect in war-torn Syria, humanitarian aid has been blocked for days at the Turkish border, leaving thousands of Syrians without many basic needs—like food, for example