In a state where the charities bureau is very active and very important to nonprofits and residents, the state’s attorney general candidates are giving it scant attention.
Five nonprofit scholars take a new approach to the question of nonprofit sustainability in a recent national study.
Despite clear rules against electioneering by 501c3 organizations, a California nonprofit says it was paid to make campaign calls. This directly violates the prohibition on nonprofits engaging in any activity designed to influence the outcome of an election.
Several hospitals in California have petitioned the state attorney general to reduce the amount of charitable work they are required to do. But is that the direction in which nonprofits should be traveling?
Pat Hayden and Donald Trump are two celebrities under fire for their charity work. Are they undesirable exceptions, or do their stories pose a threat to the perception and treatment of the nonprofit sector?
IRS statistics show nonprofit growth since the Great Recession, but in this piece, the National Center for Charitable Statistics delves into the numbers by subsector and finds that some did far better than others.
The scale of the Arizona nonprofit sector suggests that it’s too big to overlook.
Philanthropic support for public services is increasing rapidly, and we should be concerned about the long-term implications on a number of fronts—in particular, the tendency of private funding of such services as schools and parks to exacerbate rather than eliminate financial and geographic inequities and to reduce public accountability and citizen access.
