It makes some karmic sense when supporters make donations to Planned Parenthood each time inflammatory rhetoric is used to attack the group. And this site allows the donation to be made in the name of the inflamer.
Why would an organization whose mission is “to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children” oppose the right of parents to advocate for children? NPTA’s stance on testing and a parent’s right to “opt out” raises this troubling question.
Why would a Louisiana hospital choose to give up its tax-exempt status as a nonprofit? Franklin Medical Center determined that the regulatory burdens weren’t worth the benefit.
Pushback against philanthropists entering the sphere of public education is on the rise, and in Idaho, school superintendents are standing up.
The reasons cited for the demise of Utah’s health cooperative sound achingly familiar, reinforcing the fact that the design was fatally flawed.
A number of states, not to mention municipalities, are looking at their tax exemptions for nonprofits, and Louisiana may be focused on reducing the number of properties that are currently off the tax rolls.
Simon Newman, the outgoing president of Mount St. Mary’s University, issued the kind of statement required of those who have blown through their relationships with a particular institution.
Increasing financial concerns force councils to reduce the number of scout camp operations, leaving many parents and scouts frustrated. Declining membership, partially attributed to organizational policy changes, may be to blame.
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner takes fair executive compensation into his own hands by asking the company to funnel his annual stock gift back to employees. Should the fact that the stock giveback accrues to his longer-term benefit make a difference in how we view the action?
Army vet Arnold Ralston, 81, believes in giving back. Every month, he gives $100 to one of three nonprofits, rotating between the Salvation Army, the Red Cross, and the Wounded Warrior Project—until now.
Experts challenge the experts behind renowned research of psychology studies; Harvard professors claim psychology study had errors.
The world lost a beloved and important environmental activist last week. After being targeted for government harassment, Honduran Berta Cáceres was gunned down by two men who invaded the home where she was staying.