Harvard Adds Program to Train Nonprofit Leaders
Harvard adds program to train nonprofit leaders
How symphonies are making tickets more affordable to large numbers of people
By BRENNEN JENSEN
Contributor
Major Jewish Group to Undergo Restructuring
Major Jewish organization expected to undergo restructuring
Fraud Found to Be Widespread in Katrina Claims
Government, charities frequently defrauded by people seeking Katrina aid
Automatic Donations Attract Growing Interest From Donors
Automatic donations attract growing interest from donors
St. Louis Charity Founder Under Indictment for Fraud
Charity founder faces federal fraud charges over raffles that produced $1.9-million
The anonymous author of the blog Don’t Tell the Donor promised to reveal his or her identity in a posting on Sunday. The promise, which came in response to a recent online debate about the credibility of anonymous bloggers, drew quite a bit of attention last week in the nonprofit world. It turns…
By PETER PANEPENTO
Contributor
“Cyberbullying”: A New Form of Sexism?
Is “cyberbullying a new form of sexism?
By Suzanne Perry
Contributor
NYC Antipoverty Program Seeks to Change Behaviors
NYC antipoverty program tests financial incentives