A new fundraising effort may place the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews on a collision course with the larger and more established network of North American Jewish Federations for the hearts and financial support of major Jewish donors.
Once again, we’re presented with the question of how many nonprofits are enough. Maybe we should be asking some different questions.
For many, the killing of African American men in poor communities is a personal affront. WNBA players recently showed their support, and in doing so, exposed a level of cultural bias in our society.
Conversion foundations tend to have special relationships to their local communities.
Parents in Ohio and Florida have filed court cases to force their states to cover the therapy and won, so it seems as though Texas is not only delaying the inevitable, they are wasting valuable time for those who now must pay for treatment
A report on Sunday documents “credible reports” of detainees being severely beaten, starved, and in some horrific cases, tortured and raped by officials conducting interrogations.
The Democratic National Convention starts with continuing tensions playing out between Clinton and Sanders supporters, further inflamed by a new Wikileaks dump of Democratic Party e-mails.
A rare case where a donor’s major gift is rescinded as a result of sensitivity and grace rather than ego and acrimony.
Eight philanthropic leaders consider how philanthropy as a field can respond to growing inequality.
Why is a local nonprofit suing the city, which has been providing it with rent-free space, accusing a councilmember of trying to exert inappropriate influence?
Refugees got a bad rap from the RNC stage in Cleveland last week, but so-called American values are often exemplified among newcomers.
Almost all nonprofits need offices from which to operate, but some organizations fall in love with square footage and harm their missions by overinvesting.