Give and Take: Questions About Compensation Data
A compensation specialist raises questions about a new study of nonprofit salaries in one of the blog posts highlighted in Give and Take’s daily digest of opinions about the nonprofit world. Plus: The influences of Ford Foundation work on President Obama’s mother — and her son
Conferences That Matter, How Blogs Are Changing Philanthropy, and More: Friday’s Roundup
Conferences that matter, how blogs are changing philanthropy, and more: Friday’s roundup
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor
Health Expert Questions Influence of Gates Foundation
Health expert questions influence of Gates foundation
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Opinion: TV Series Makes Giving Seem a Rich Man’s Game
Opinion: TV series makes giving seem a rich man’s game
Opinion: White House Applies Heavy Hand to Rural Philanthropy
Opinion: White House applies heavy hand to rural philanthropy
News and Notes From Around the Nonprofit World
News and notes from around the nonprofit world
By Ian Wilhelm
Contributor
Opinion: Foundations Contributed to the End of Communism in Europe
Opinion: Foundations contributed to the end of communism in Europe
Latest Perspectives From the Nonprofit World
Latest perspectives from around the nonprofit world
By PETER PANEPENTO
Contributor
Give and Take: Defending Obama’s Plan to Reduce Charitable Tax Deduction
While a conservative commentator has accused President Obama of declaring “war on philanthropy,” Peter Golio, a California fund-raising consultant, offers a robust defense of the president, notes a new post in Give and Take, the Chronicle’s online column rounding up the best opinion commentary…
Progressive Advocates Should Hold Obama Accountable for Service Office’s Woes
Progressives and liberals have always had a hard time holding their political leaders accountable when they reach the White House. The agency that oversees national service seems to be a case in point, as progressives exacerbate the problems by staying silent about them. Poor judgment,…
By PABLO EISENBERG
Contributor