Senator Did Not Disclose Fund Role, Group Says
Watchdog group criticizes senator for not disclosing fund role
Report Criticizes Foreign-Aid Response
Report criticizes foreign-aid response by rich countries
Habitat for Humanity Helps Storm Victims in Its Hometown
Habitat facing hometown rebuilding job after storms
Gay-Rights Group Under Attack from Conservative Blogger
The conservative writer Andrew Sullivan has used his blog to step up his feud with the Human Rights Campaign, a gay-rights advocacy group in Washington, by citing a charity watchdog’s low rating of the organization’s charitable fund. According to Charity Navigator’s evaluation, which is based on…
By STACY PALMER
Contributor
Predictions on the Future of Government Oversight of Charities
Keeping a watchful eye on how changes in Congress will affect charities, a Chicago lawyer and nonprofit expert suggests that Sen. Charles E. Grassley’s replacement as chair of the Senate Finance Committee, Democratic Sen. Max Baucus, is just as interested in tough regulation of charities as his…
By PETER PANEPENTO
Contributor
Why Corporate Marketing Deals Benefit Charity
Two prominent blogs are examining the recent coverage of the marketing costs of the Product (RED) campaign and cynicism over the true intention of corporations that sponsor marketing deals to benefit charity. Roger Craver and Tom Belford at The Agitator and Susan Herr at Philanthromedia have each…
By PETER PANEPENTO
Contributor