Beyond “Will not!”“Will so!”
Kudos to the Nonprofiteer’s nonprofit consulting colleagues Campbell and Co. for sponsoring a study by the Indiana University Center on Philanthropy to determine the impact on giving of increased...
View ArticleCollaboration without the head-shaving
Thanks to Thomas Cott of You’ve Cott Mail for pointing the Nonprofiteer to this article in Crain’s New York Business about the value of collaboration among small arts organizations as typified by the...
View ArticleBy any other name . . .
The Nonprofiteer has never had much time for people who want to change the name of the sector to something non-”non”—something more positive, like “Civil Society Organization,” or less meaningful, like...
View ArticleWhy the public should fund the arts, after all
The Nonprofiteer had a fascinating conversation with Margy Waller, a special advisor to Cincinnati’s ArtsWave, which leads the nation in evidence-based approaches to advocating for arts funding. Ms....
View ArticleWhat should (but won’t) be the last word on the charitable tax deduction
The most powerful argument Jack Shakely makes in his LA Times op-ed piece opposing the charitable tax deduction is that it’s a poor trade-off. The retired foundation executive points out that...
View ArticleThe Nonprofiteer has been wondering what to write about . . .
but she’d really have preferred not to have this as an inspiration. There is no excuse for the decision of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, until now a respected source of information and funding in the...
View ArticleGive the people at Komen a piece of your mind . . .
as they seem to have lost their own. Komen’s decision to de-fund Planned Parenthood at the behest of an anti-choice Board member reminds us how ready the right wing is to sacrifice women’s health for...
View ArticleEternal vigilance is the price of—birth control?
The lesson from this past week’s Komen/Planned Parenthood contretemps is that when women make our voices heard in defense of the health care we need, we win the argument. So let’s not hesitate to make...
View ArticleDear Nonprofiteer, Whose money is too filthy to take, and why?
Dear Nonprofiteer: I’d be interested in your take on the Tucker Max/Planned Parenthood issue. That whole issue, which I’m sure you’ve touched on before, of NPOs making tough decisions about accepting...
View ArticleGoing where the action (and money) is
An excellent piece of news today: the National Council of Nonprofits and the Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest have merged. Why is this such good news? Because many nonprofits have let the...
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