Daily News Roundup: Preparing for Rules to Protect Data
May 25, 2018 | Read Time: 1 minute
Top News
Why Nonprofit Organizations Should Prepare for the General Data Protection Regulation (Brookings Institution)
Celebrities Came in Full Force for Red Nose Day, Raising More Than $42 Million (Yahoo Entertainment)\
Opinion: Protecting Nonprofit Donors From Harassment (Wall Street Journal — subscription). For more background, see this Chronicle article on state regulators seeking more donor information.
Under Trump, Family-Planning Funds Could Go to Groups That Oppose Contraception (NPR)
Opinion: College Does Help the Poor (New York Times)
More News
Pfizer to Pay $24 Million to Settle Inquiry Into Copay Assistance Charities (Wall Street Journal — subscription)
Maxwell King to Step Down From Pittsburgh Foundation in September 2019 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette). Read King’s most recent opinion article for the Chronicle, and see how he is part of a growing number of foundation CEOs using their bully pulpits.
4 Top Employees Resign From Baton Rouge HIV Nonprofit After Expressing More Concerns About CEO (Advocate)
Metro Atlanta Man Admits He Made $670,000 Running a Fake Charity (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
About the Arts
How Dallas Arts Organizations Are Getting Millennials to Their Theaters (Dallas Observer)
10 years later, Minn.’s Legacy Amendment Is Fueling Small Town Arts (StarTribune)
City Ballet Just Beginning Rare Search for Leader (New York Times)
