mega-donors
What 2018’s Drop Means to the Dynamics of Mega-gifts
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Looking at mega-gifts in isolation from their sources and the dynamics they set up makes little societal sense.
National Rifle Association
The (Failing) NRA and the Now-Convicted Russian Spy
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Has the NRA finally gotten too ambitious for its own—and definitely the country’s—good?
National Rifle Association
Monies from NRA Membership Dues Drop, According to Latest Audit
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The National Rifle Association’s most recent audit shows that the organization’s finances are in dire straits, and it’s coming from inside the house—from what appears to be a decline in its own membership.
declining revenue
Another Komen Chapter Goes Under amidst Massive Revenue Losses
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The cliff that Susan G. Komen’s breast cancer charity fell off in 2012 when it lost the confidence of a good segment of its constituency almost overnight has caused a remarkably steep revenue decline of around 80 percent nationally over a period of six years.
pay what you can
Nonprofit Museums Face a Core Quandary: At What Price Art?
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Across the US, museums are struggling to grow—or even maintain—attendance, yet many continue to raise admission prices to balance tight budgets. Some critics feel access should be free, or at least very inexpensive. But is that realistic?
Nonprofit Management
An Ominous and Sudden Departure at the Livestrong Foundation
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The departure after nine short months of Livestrong’s new CEO may be a bell tolling for its attempt to rebrand.
Fundraising
Numbers Don’t Add Up: Miami’s Shiny New Science Museum Strapped for Cash
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An ambitious plan to relocate and expand a well-established cultural institution is now at risk as leaders scramble to raise the funds to continue with construction.
Uncategorised
Health Center that Deserted Patient Files Now Subject of DOJ Investigation
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The abandonment of confidential patient files by this bankrupt organization is now being followed up by a investigation by the California Department of Justice.