Nonprofit advocates gain ground in the fight to mandate condoms for California porn performers, but the battle rages on.
Is a Statewide Requirement for Condoms Constitutional?
Celebrity Foundation to Close Following Watchdog Investigation
Whether or not the cause is “malice or incompetence,” this story spotlights the problems often inherent in celebrity foundations.
Rebirth of a Birth Center
Holy Family Services is volunteer-rich, attentive to those it serves, and mission-focused, but it needs a dash of something to remain safe and sustainable.
Launching the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Project
We wanted to alert you to a wonderful project NPQ has been working on with the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network for the past several months.
Did Trump Exploit Veterans Again in Event to Draw Supporters, Candidates away from GOP Debate?
Trump’s behavior around the Republican debates last night appeared nothing less than bizarre, but his use of veterans and charity for his own purposes was all too familiar.
Denmark Determined to Brand Itself as Country Least Attractive to Refugees
A new immigration law is just the latest in a series of measures that seek to halt the influx of asylum seekers.
Is a Microloan Any Different from a Payday Loan?
A new art exhibit at the ZKM Center in Germany explores the hidden costs and the inefficiencies of many crowdfunding and microfinance sites. The creator hopes that by exposing these costs, donors will choose sites that channel more of the funds to donees.
PETA May Buy “Silence of the Lambs” House—But That’s Not the Worst of It
PETA have certainly mastered the bizarre public relations stunt, but this one is right up there with its most notable of brainstorms.
All Over the U.S., Older Cities Are Fighting Blight
Boarded-up housing is frustrating for city officials and neighborhood residents who see blight as an invitation to disinvestment by other property owners. Even in cities where code enforcement has been a priority, finding funds to support the work of finding absentee owners, dragging them into court, and then holding them accountable is a constant problem.
Mural Project Gives Young NYC Artists a Venue for Public Voice
The New York City Council has earmarked $500,000 for a public arts program that will partner youth from housing projects with nonprofit artists to create murals in and on their housing buildings.
Blackness in Nonprofit Theater: Where Representation Becomes Marginalization
This is our inaugural article in the YNPN/NPQ series from young writers on equity, diversity, and inclusion. Make sure to mention the series to others, and sign up to be notified when they will be published, so that we can make sure these voices are heard and reverberate far and wide.
Keep Your Donors by Building Profitable Relationships That Last
The job of fundraising is finding and retaining customers, even if we call them donors. In the end, loyalty is what matters.