Environmental Groups Get Poor Marks for Diversity Efforts
Green 2.0, an independent advocacy campaign, takes aim at some of the biggest names in conservation.
By Julian Wyllie
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Nonprofits Step In to Fill Gaps During Government Shutdown
Nonprofits cannot replace the work and responsibilities of the federal government, but many are doing what they can to ease the sting.
By Julian Wyllie
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How Stock Volatility Could Take a Swipe at Charitable Giving and Grant Making
Nonprofits that depend on the affluent and foundation grants could face some challenges in the year ahead. But experts say it’s not time to panic.
By Julian Wyllie
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How to Use Google’s System to Help People Find Your Nonprofit
States on the East Coast had the most internet searches for charity and places to volunteer. The results show why it matters to use the best search terms.
By Julian Wyllie
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CBS Selects 18 Groups to Receive $20 Million to Fight Sexual Harassment
The recipients included Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund, Rainn, and New York Women’s Foundation.
By Julian Wyllie
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The United States Is Generous but Not the Most Generous Country in the World (Report)
Individuals elsewhere around the globe give more of their money and time to strangers, according to a Gallup study.
By Julian Wyllie
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GoFundMe Continues to Grow, Propelled by Time’s Up, California Fires, and Tragic Shootings
The crowdfunding site grew in popularity, due in part to social causes and disaster relief.
By Julian Wyllie
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Here’s Why Nonprofits Still Have Problems With Diversity and How to Fix It
A series of new reports from Georgetown University’s Center for Public and Nonprofit Leadership say lack of commitment by boards is just one of many challenges.
By Julian Wyllie
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Holidays, Humor, and Twitter Boost the National Audubon Society’s Image
Nearly every nonprofit wants a placement in the New York Times, but here’s one that likes coverage in the Onion, too.
By Julian Wyllie
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Richard Branson Announces $105-Million Fund for Eye Disease, Backed by Gates and Others
The investment follows news of major American foundations and drug companies funding research and treatment.
By Julian Wyllie
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