MAP International Names New President and CEO
Also, Theatre Communications Group appoints two co-executive directors, and Thomas Tighe will step down after 24 years as president and CEO of Direct Relief.
Volunteering Would Feel Good Even if It Didn’t Have Health Benefits. But It Does
Research has revealed a connection between volunteering and more positive emotions, less loneliness and more social support.
Groups That Serve the Homeless Could Help More if They Measured Success Differently
The number of meals served, beds provided, or classes offered doesn’t indicate success at reducing homelessness.
NRA Legal Judgment Bans LaPierre From Working There for a Decade
The decision could signal the end of the gun group’s fight with N.Y. authorities.
Major Donors Drive Increased Giving; Fundraisers Express Job Satisfaction
Plus, a new report finds more advancement professionals are using A.I.
How Trust Helps Tame Wildfires
As fires rage in the West, a nonprofit-led effort brings together federal officials and ranchers who once sued the government over its fire management
How Social Media Can Help Nonprofits Cultivate Donors
The authors of “One Click to Give” say everyday donors want to give, but want community first.
For 20 years, John Burton Advocates for Youth has offered a blueprint for policy change by working alongside young people and staying the course after laws are passed.
Northern Trust Pledges $70 Million to Enhance Economic Opportunity in Chicago
Also, ClimateWorks Foundation committed $50 million for projects that address extreme heat, and Gilead Sciences and the Elton John AIDS Foundation promised $25 million to control the spread of HIV in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Netflix Co-Founder Reed Hastings Has Given $1.6 Billion This Year
He has given stock valued to an unnamed charity this year, according to two filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.