As residents of Flint, Michigan continue to struggle with challenges from the city’s water crisis, the collaborative philanthropic model established by the Mott Foundation and other national foundations still shapes the philanthropic response.
A pro-Israel nonprofit gets its tax exemption after seven years of litigation and stalling by the IRS.
Leadership in this California community’s nonprofit sector fails to reflect the fact that about 40% of the region’s residents are Latino.
Happy birthday Planned Parenthood, and thank you for saving women’s lives and advancing their human rights.
Perhaps influenced by difficult finances for nonprofit journalism, the investigative reporting organization responsible for the Panama Papers is becoming its own nonprofit.
The shift to managed care and tighter government funding has put pressure on the nonprofits in the health field. For some organizations, the new operating environment will prove too difficult.
Bob Dylan walks his own path. His famous aversion to the press was recently broken by sitting for an interview with…AARP. Why would he subject himself to all of the hoopla that would surround a Nobel Prize?
The losses and choices of the millions of displaced people around the globe are unimaginable to those who live in relative stability. MSF is trying to bridge that gap of imagination with an exhibition meant to promote emotional knowledge about the experience.
This article, from the Nonprofit Quarterly’s fall 2016 edition, “The Nonprofit Workforce: Overcoming Obstacles,” comes to us from the Urban Institute’s National Center for Charitable Statistics. It kicks off a full month of NPQ focus on the nonprofit workforce.
Organizations are not doing the work, so retention rates continue to be an embarrassment of epic proportions. Forget smart business for a moment. Just think about being nice and respectful.
This country is built upon the narrative of class mobility, but that story is not true as a general rule, nor has it ever been.
Different types of communication have decidedly different purposes and uses. Confusing or ignoring the differences can be deadly. Email carries both great opportunities and great risks, as current political campaigns remind us.