Daily News Roundup: Nonprofits Provided Key Resources for Gun-Control March
March 26, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News
In Gun-Control Marches, Students Led, but Adults — and Nonprofits — Provided Key Resources (New York Times)
Telemarketing Firm That Solicited for Sham Charities to Shutter as Part of Settlement With N.Y. Attorney General (New York Daily News)
Sexual Misconduct at Nonprofits
The Humane Society’s Sexual-Harassment Scandal Just Won’t End (Washington Post)
PBS Countersuit Against Tavis Smiley Describes ‘Over a Dozen’ Complaints of Harassment (Current)
Opinion: At Oxfam, We Are Learning From Our Mistakes to Build Back Better (Devex)
More News
Parents Raise Massive Amounts of Money at Some Public Schools. Should They Share It? (Washington Post)
Nonprofits Are Quietly Keeping N.Y.’s Commercial Property Sales Market Afloat (Wall Street Journal — subscription)
Museums Across the Nation Work to Archive Mementos of Grief Left After Shootings (NBC News)
Couple Who Lived Modestly Leave $18 Million to Community College Agriculture Program (WCBU)
Nonprofit Miss. Prison Industries Loses $3.2 Million and Fires CEO (Clarion Ledger)
Opinion: Why Hershey Trust Chocolate Philanthropy Can Leave a Sour Aftertaste (Financial Times— subscription)
Santa Cruz Woman Embezzled Nearly $700,000 From Nonprofit, District Attorney Says (KSBW)
