Americans hold strong convictions about issues of great importance to the nonprofit world — but few act on their beliefs, according to a new survey. The survey by Porter Novelli, conducted last summer, found that 70 percent of Americans care deeply about a number of causes, such as protecting the…
By Caroline Preston
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Developing a Nonprofit Response to the Economic Crisis, Wikipedia-Style
Sharing ideas for how nonprofit groups can weather the recession
By Caroline Preston
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Gov. Sarah Palin vs. Defenders of Wildlife: Who’s Winning?
Charity’s ad featuring Sarah Palin gets attention
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Using social networks to find a job
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Software Entrepreneur’s Family Pledges $100-Million for AIDS Vaccine
Software entrepreneur’s family pledges $100-million
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A Few Good Books on Social Entrepreneurship
What are the best books on social entrepreneurship?
By Caroline Preston
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Madoff Scandal’s Impact on Foundations, In Numbers
Madoff scandal hit nearly 150 foundations, columnist says
By Caroline Preston
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Charity Workers Are “Addicted to Nice”
Charity workers are “addicted to nice”
By Caroline Preston
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Endowing Newspapers Isn’t Journalism’s Salvation
Is endowing newspapers a good idea?
By Caroline Preston
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