Daily News Roundup: Humane Society Sexual-Harassment Controversy Widens
January 31, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News
Humane Society Sexual-Harassment Controversy Widens (Politico). Plus, see a Chronicle article about misconduct charges at animal-protection groups.
Border Patrol Faces Backlash From Aid Groups Over Migrant Deaths (NPR)
Calif. Senate Passes Charity-Related Tax Workaround Bill (Wall Street Journal — subscription)
Charity Data: What Companies Are Doing With Their Savings From the Tax Law (New York Times). Plus, see a Chronicle opinion article from Benjamin Soskis about corporate giving in the wake of the new tax code.
Walmart Philanthropy and Omidyar Nonprofit Start Venture Capital Group to Improve Labor Conditions (Associated Press)
More News
Colin Kaepernick Gave Away $1 Million in a Year, and It’s Kind of a Big Deal (Atlanta Black Star)
How Pencils of Promise Got a $1 Million From an Anonymous Bitcoin Multimillionaire (CNBC). Plus, see a Chronicle article on how Pencils of Promise grew fast.
British Authority: Charities Are Too Obsessed With ‘Chasing Celebrity Patrons’ (Telegraph)
About Nonprofit Leaders
Alice Handy, Who Brought Ivy League-Like Returns to College Endowments, to Retire (Bloomberg)
Western Pa. Nonprofits Unprepared for Exodus of Baby Boomer Executives, Report Warns (Tribune-Review)
A Nonprofit Leader’s Journey as First in Family to Attend College (Boston Globe). Also, read a Chronicle profile of Alexandra Bernadotte
