The National Football League pledges $10 million in funding for sexual violence organizations. Is the League’s philanthropic offering a PR stunt, or is it a genuine effort to atone for its careless handling of player misconduct?

Great music stimulates inspiration and education in children. In Baltimore, one couple’s gift will underwrite concert attendance and instruments for kids in public schools.

A unique partnership between a software giant and a nonprofit provides office space and mentorship for African-American girls to explore STEM careers.

Refugee orchestral musicians in the United States and Europe hope to promote greater political dialogue through music.

Don’t toss that spoon—eat it! An innovative company addresses disposable utensil pollution by creating edible alternatives.

Social media users take the Red Cross to task for a well-meant but racially insensitive swimming-safety poster. There are several lessons to be learned here for nonprofits.

Second Vatican Conference on Impact Investing explores harnessing capitalism to serve rather than exploit.

The trend of nonprofit nursing homes converting to for-profits and reducing staffing raises serious questions about quality and service.

Vermont would be the first state to implement GMO labeling laws. However, federal legislation seeks to block the labeling law.

The country’s uncertain experiment in charter schools gets a $250 million boost from a major foundation, while traditional public education struggles for needed funds.

Funding from larger campaign will be used to help establish the first monument to the LGBT civil rights movement.

The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation announced new grants this week as part of its five-year $100 million commitment to address the Flint water crisis. It also shared some ongoing questions for the philanthropic community.