We have all seen it happen; A particularly competent executive decides to leave after becoming exhausted with the rigors of the job and the board realizes that the job was undoable by one person and at the salary provided.
This is not the first time that the entrance procedures for families seeking shelter in New York have become nightmarish but the senselessness of the procedures as they play out mimic torture methods meant to break the spirit and mind.
Voices from the Field:
Aaron Dorfman of NCRP believes that foundations and nonprofits have critically important roles to play over the next two months to help stop predatory payday lending.
Our Revolution, a new grassroots organization, seeks to empower the next generation of progressive leaders, but trust issues hinder the way.
As hospitals had feared, the floodgates for New Jersey property tax suits were opened by a court decision where the judge found the modern nonprofit hospital “a legal fiction.”
Transitioning from a founder’s leadership is often stressful, but when the plan includes demoting the founder and setting up three leaders, the challenges are especially daunting.
Are the ostensibly philanthropic initiatives of tech conglomerates a means to make the world a better place, a form of customer acquisition, or both?
The closing of a century-old racetrack affects dozens of small local nonprofits dependent on revenue from hosted fundraisers.
Herb Alpert and his wife, Lani Hall, make philanthropy live up to its eminence and promise by giving as elegantly and generously as they create their music.
Native Americans lead protests against a pipeline intended to transport shale oil from fields in North Dakota to Illinois.
How can we address a problem effectively if we can’t agree on what it is? Sexual assault has many different meanings, even within the federal government.