When the Mental Health Parity Act finally passed in 2008, most advocates were realistic about its possible impact, understanding that almost any positive effect would be dependent on enforcement.

Has the term “home sharing” been separated from its nonprofit roots?

“Ruth reminds everyone concerned about social action that social media are the key to millennial engagement. Old time organizers need to learn the new lingo to mobilize social action in the 21st century.” — Spencer Wells, Newswire Contributor

Older generations still offer up the lion’s share of giving dollars, but is the time right to concentrate on drawing Millennial donors?

Giving circles build community and voice even while they provide funding. Some say they should be more widely used by community foundations to inform the philanthropy as well as engage new donors.

In this historic neighborhood in Portland, Maine, neighbors of a proposed affordable workforce housing project protest the loss of parking.

The Center for Medical Progress has released the fourth segment of “Human Capital” while Planned Parenthood and supporters defend the organization on multiple fronts.

If we were to judge Donald Trump’s presidential candidacy on his charity, which he claims to be devoted to, we’d come to some puzzling conclusions.

A coalition of L.A. nonprofits is advocating for a transportation tax measure that will explicitly observe environmental standards.

Alice O’Connor welcomes the Ford Foundation’s appreciation of the structural dimensions of inequality but wonders where that will take the institution in terms of its grantmaking.

An op-ed from former HUD assistant secretary Raphael Bostic takes on the shortage of affordable rental housing.

Across the country, public school districts are consolidating. Once the schools close, many of the buildings remain vacant, leading to increased crime and lost resources.