412 Food Rescue recovers food about to be thrown away and delivers it directly to people experiencing food insecurity. With a goal to have chapters in 20 cities by the year 2020, this is not an organization that thinks small.
The Wikimedia Foundation expands and deepens its commitment to participation as it seeks to make sense of the world.
Crowdsourcing should be native to nonprofits, which are designed for collective action and fulfilling the public good. It would be a mistake to see this concept as foreign in the face of a crying need to recommit to substantive engagement as a core practice.
The virtual/crowdsourced newsroom might be a small step closer.
The city of Somerville, Massachusetts noticed a surge in social justice activism and decided to partner with a state nonprofit to empower its residents with immigration advocacy training.
Online fundraising website GoFundMe’s new guarantee seeks to bolster user confidence and emphasize its successes, but the fine print raises questions.
This article asserts that cooperatives, mutual organizations, and new platforms that offer workers equity or customers a “purpose” are increasingly effective in making the economy more equitable.
Unlike many other countries, the U.S. government doesn’t support American Olympians financially. Many turn to crowdfunding to support their year-round training and their trips to the Games.
Don’t toss that spoon—eat it! An innovative company addresses disposable utensil pollution by creating edible alternatives.
Rebranding through an open process makes great sense to us, and open source nonprofit Mozilla is going to make its process fully transparent for the rest of us to learn from.
