Journalism fund invests in smart sustainability, growing cannabis companies are looking for nonprofits to support, the Mormons’ tired “new” stance on feminism, and more!
Covering full costs is not a problem that requires difficult solutions. In fact, foundations that want to fund indirect expenses more fairly can do it by changing the way they count.
Secrets of Successful Non-Profit Executives When you lead a non-profit organization, you’re in the fundraising business whether you know it or not. The best leaders have a system.
Local news juggernaut VTDigger received a large investment from the American Journalism Project. The plan is to solidify the Digger’s business operations to support the continued growth of its reporting.
Some nonprofits won’t take donations from now-legal cannabis companies, but in Massachusetts, those companies must pay into “positive community impact.”
Free Fundraising Registration On-Demand Webinar Join Harbor Compliance and receive a user-friendly, comprehensive overview of fundraising registration requirements in all 50 states, on your own schedule.
The first meeting of Jacksonville’s Special Committee on Resiliency provides stark predictions about sea level rise’s likely impact on the 900,000-person northeast Florida community.
Meals on Wheels, the famed meal delivery nonprofit, finds that piecing together federal, state, and local resources is not sufficient to generate an operating surplus.
NPQ's Leading Edge Membership program Become a Leading Edge Member to take advantage of all upcoming and past webinar series, gain access to 20 years of archived educational content and a digital subscription to the Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine.
