The use of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club by charities carries some extra baggage, particularly for women’s organizations—and perhaps extra particularly for breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen.
Having experienced a disastrous embezzlement, an organization now must pursue a new staffer hired to fix its financial system on the same charge. Nothing can replace rigorous board oversight.
The long-languishing property tax suit against Princeton has been settled, with much of the settlement to be devoted to easing the housing burdens of lower income residents of community.
The high-tech gentry in San Francisco want to render more than 7,000 of the city’s homeless invisible.
In the rush to send aid and relief to the victims of Hurricane Matthew, it is important to consider the failed efforts of the international community through the decades to offer assistance to the people of Haiti.
The importance of just compensation within the nonprofit sector cannot be overstated. There’s no better time to take on this issue with clear-headed and principled policy advocacy. What are you doing to help?
For the general public—and also, it seems, most of the media—a foundation is a foundation is a foundation. But Clinton’s and Trump’s foundations are actually quite different, down to their type designations and legal requirements. These distinctions are useful to recognize. Any way you look at it, however, this presidential race will go down in history as one where the questionable behavior of charities, or celebrities through their charities, was front and center.
Private funding apparently did not increase to meet the needs of Central Florida victims and their families. Institutional and individual donors gave dollars budgeted for other nonprofits to be a part of the response to this crisis.
The past few years have been marked by the emergence of wage issues for nonprofits, and getting the formula right cannot depend solely on internal organizational action.
CZI announces a pivotal hire while two new books and the media observe that there is reason to not buy all that CZI is selling.
An analysis shows the intertwining of race and class in America’s political divide.
Fadumo Dayib speaks with eloquence, courage, and determination about her hopes for Somalia in general and Somali women in particular.