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Offbeat Productions Bring New Patrons to Theater Center

Offbeat Productions Bring New Patrons to Theater Center

The Denver Center Theatre Company used a foundation grant to create a successful program that uses texting, video, and gaming devices to attract young people.

Sunlight Foundation Founder Helped Spur Open-Records Movement

Sunlight Foundation Founder Helped Spur Open-Records Movement

Ellen Miller, who started three groups that focus on government transparency, has been a role model and a mentor. She is retiring at year’s end.

More People See Charities’ Emails After Groups Pare Address Lists

More People See Charities’ Emails After Groups Pare Address Lists

As companies like Yahoo and Google clamp down on spammers, nonprofits are finding ways to ensure their messages reach people who really want to hear from them.

Foundations Collaborate to Build Science-Teaching Ranks

Companies and foundations have poured at least $175-million into science and math programs, much of it to increase the number of instructors and improve how they teach.

War on Poverty Groups Are Still Around but Face New Challenges

War on Poverty Groups Are Still Around but Face New Challenges

Nonprofits, like Three Rivers Community Action, which builds low-cost housing, are working to reinvent themselves to adapt to today’s demands for more accountability and a volatile government-funding environment.

N.Y. and D.C. Nonprofits Plan New Hiring and Raises, but Turnover Worries Some

More than one-third of groups expect to increase employee pay by 3 percent or more.

Nearly Half of All Nonprofits Plan to Add Jobs; Few Predict Layoffs

Nearly Half of All Nonprofits Plan to Add Jobs; Few Predict Layoffs

Despite a generally rosy employment picture ahead, turnover, succession plans, and training remain challenging for many groups.

New Foundation Leader to Focus on Those Who Lack Health Care

New Foundation Leader to Focus on Those Who Lack Health Care

Judy Belk, who will take over the California Wellness Foundation, previously headed giving at Levi Strauss and now serves as an adviser to the wealthy.

Training the Poor to Do Simple Computer Jobs Wins Nonprofit Leader a Heinz Award

Training the Poor to Do Simple Computer Jobs Wins Nonprofit Leader a Heinz Award

Leila Janah’s brainstorm has now spun off several nonprofit ventures that provide economic opportunities in developing countries and the United States.

Don’t Forget Longtime Donors While Looking for New Ones

Deborah Kaplan Polivy says fundraisers need to put a lot more energy into seeking out women and young people to join the giving ranks.