The receipt of an IRS tax exemption revocation is difficult in any situation, but when an organization is already struggling, it can be immediately dangerous.
Ideas about boards and governance are underdeveloped in the nonprofit sector, leaving many nonprofits relatively weak in comparison to their true potential. This article provides a number of alternative conceptual frameworks that may produce better results for your nonprofit board.
There are two admitting protocols for people in a mental health crisis in Massachusetts, one for people with insurance and another for people on Medicaid. One terrible tragedy puts a spotlight on the challenges of coordinating emergency medical and mental health services and raises questions about who should make decisions in the emergency department.
In yet another challenge to health care reform, a federal judge ruled that the government illegally spent funds that weren’t appropriated by Congress.
While the seduction of “scaling up” may feel irresistible to some, it can hollow your nonprofit organization out very quickly and put you at risk of a very big fail – even with investments.
Naming a medical facility for children after Krispy Kreme donuts already seems a poor message but this naming at UNC was so wrong on so many levels.
Lack of exposure is definitely one reason many minorities are not involved in visiting national parks and occupying more environmental careers, but it’s not the only factor.
Advocates are calling for removing the statute of limitations for prosecuting child sex abuse cases in Illinois, citing Dennis Hastert’s case in support.
Kenya calls its refugee camps a security threat, but what will happen to security if half a million refugees are displaced again?
The university’s partnership is another step in an ongoing effort to make the manuscripts and books housed at the Vatican more accessible to scholars and the general public.
Donald Trump has announced that he won’t reveal his tax returns before the election and that leaves his already weak claims to charitable behavior in question.
While many nonprofit performing arts organizations continue to struggle with declining ticket sales and donations along with “smaller and grayer” audiences, some promising patterns of new audience engagement are beginning to emerge.