Founder of Iraqi Refugee Nonprofit Wins Charles Bronfman Prize
Becca Heller, 34, the youngest recipient of the $100,000 award for young Jewish humanitarians, was honored for her legal-assistance work in the Middle East.
By Rebecca Koenig
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A Nonprofit Scraps Top Executive Post in Favor of 4 Leaders
A California charity copes with turnover at the top by eliminating the executive role altogether.
By Rebecca Koenig
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Q&A: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s ‘Embedded Reporter
Journalist Ricky O’Bannon says the role has allowed him to experiment and tell stories about classical music, not just sell tickets.
By Rebecca Koenig
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18 Winners of TheDream.US Scholarships Tell Their Stories
In a photo essay by The Chronicle of Higher Education, the recipients share their thoughts on college and what it’s like to be undocumented students. Two $15-million gifts are kicking off a campaign to raise more for the program.
By Rebecca Koenig
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New Google Fellowship Pays for Nonprofits to Build Digital Literacy
The Nonprofit Technology Network will handle recruiting and placing experts into yearlong roles at organizations in eight cities.
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City Year CEO Michael Brown Wins Leadership Honor
Independent Sector gives one of its former board members the John W. Gardner Leadership Award for creating a program that provides tutors in low-income neighborhoods.
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Study: Less Than Half of Foundations Use Impact Investing
About 85 percent of the CEOs surveyed said financial returns were the most important consideration.
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7 Ways to Get Staff Support for Technology Projects
New tools work only if employees actually use them. This checklist provides steps to get staff members on board with new technology.
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Water for People CEO Leaves to Join Wounded Warrior Project
Ned Breslin says he needed a new challenge, and the plight of many veterans sparks his outrage over people being left behind.
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A Japanese Charity’s American Debut
Ashinaga, Vassar College, and a Tony-Award-winning director — all united in an odd twist by a 1912 children’s book — will promote the nonprofit’s education mission, and its new American office, in a musical production in New York and Washington.
By Rebecca Koenig
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