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Engineer Chooses Nonprofit Start-Up Over Microsoft Job — but Gets to Keep Both

Engineer Chooses Nonprofit Start-Up Over Microsoft Job — but Gets to Keep Both

Kevin Wang thought he’d have to give up his job at Microsoft to chase his dream of improving technology education in high school. His bosses had other plans.

Daily News Roundup: Women Aid Workers Worldwide Join Calls to Fight Sexual Abuse

In other news, women aid workers around the world join efforts to combat sexual abuse, a bipartisan bill would scrap new levy on college endowment funds, and Home Depot announces $50 million program to train veterans in skilled trades. Plus, Salvation Army opens its first grocery store to expand food options in low-income area of Baltimore, report shows NRA support for youth shooting programs, and more.

Kathleen Kelly Janus on What It Takes for Startups to Succeed in Fundraising

Kathleen Kelly Janus on What It Takes for Startups to Succeed in Fundraising

Kathleen Kelly Janus shares her experience and research leading to five strategies that help startups break through the critical threshold of $500K in fundraising.

Interim Chief Named at Skoll; Global Giving CEO to Depart

Also, the U.S. branch of J.K. Rowling’s international orphans charity chooses a leader, and the head of GlobalGiving announces plans to step down.

Daily News Roundup: Save the Children Admits ‘Unsafe Behavior’ in Workplace

In other news, the fundraiser who led USC’s record capital campaign is retiring, maverick Silicon Valley donor Peter Thiel talks Trump and Facebook, and the U.S. Holocaust Museum revokes a human-rights award to Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Plus, Florida legislators terminate a troubled state-office charity campaign, how insurance giant Humana used a charitable donation to boost executive bonuses, and more.  

Fundraisers’ Group Launches Gender-Equity Effort

Fundraisers’ Group Launches Gender-Equity Effort

Over the next 18 months, the membership group’s Women’s Impact Initiative will seek out and share effective ways to close pay gaps and combat sexual harassment at nonprofit workplaces.

Daily News Roundup: Zuckerberg and Chan Launch $30 Million Literacy Program

Other top stories from the nonprofit world include looks inside the philanthropy of Jeff Bezos, the world’s richest man, and Robert Smith, the wealthiest black American. Plus, Oprah Winfrey donates proceeds from a Weight Watchers stock sale; a veterans charity supports a state investigation of its founder, Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens; Facebook’s affordable-housing fund gears up to start backing projects; a Virginia high school drops plans to raffle off an AR-15; and more.  

Grants Roundup: Wilson Foundation Commits $10 Million for Skate Parks

Grants Roundup: Wilson Foundation Commits $10 Million for Skate Parks

Also, Disney bestows $1 million on the Boys & Girls Clubs of America to celebrate the success of its comic-book blockbuster Black Panther, and other grant news.

What It Takes: How a Charity Confronted Its Lack of Diversity and Found New Strength

Lift, a national nonprofit, has spent eight years trying to change its culture — and leadership — to better reflect America.

How an Education Nonprofit Grew as Fast as Facebook

How an Education Nonprofit Grew as Fast as Facebook

CommonLit, a group that offers free reading materials online, learned the techniques of Silicon Valley and has been expanding fast ever since.