Ruth McCambridge

Tribune Publishing is being sold to a hedge fund for $630 million. But as part of that deal, the Baltimore Sun and other Maryland papers would become nonprofit-owned.

Too often, those closest to the pain are farthest from the resources. Advocacy can help close that gap. Here are six action steps to take to begin to do so.

In June, the Center for Civil Society Studies at Johns Hopkins reported that 1.64 million nonprofit jobs had been lost. To date, only 44 percent of those jobs have returned.

What does transparency toward staff in the workplace look like? Three nonprofit leaders share stories of their struggles and triumphs amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the traditional local commercial media business model collapses, an increasing number of traditional news operations are seeking to convert to nonprofit ownership.

Listening and respecting community mores is key, especially if the organization does not share the background and/or experience of the population it seeks to serve.

NPQ begins the new year with the announcement of our new editor in chief. Please join us in welcoming Cyndi Suarez into her new role!

San Francisco’s public hospital was named for Zuckerberg and Chan, who gave it $75 million. Protests ensued. Should public institutions be renamed this way?

For some, taking a Paycheck Protection Program loan was simply an alternative to the potential invasion of the corpus of the asset base.

Paycheck Protection Program support was easier to get in states where small banks had more of the market. Keep this in mind as we head toward a second round.

MacKenzie Scott, whose fortune flows from Amazon, recently surprised many small nonprofits with outsized unrestricted grants—and there’s more where that came from.

With the COVID-19 economy keeping nearly a million nonprofit workers off of payroll, dreams of many to qualify for federal student loan forgiveness are also deferred.

The AARP is now saying outright that private for-profit ownership of nursing homes (as opposed to nonprofit) is a status that correlates with many more infections and deaths.

Yet another major cultural institution in New York faces fallout from the misdeeds of a major donor, one who’s also the high-profile chair of their board.

A renowned local activist and philanthropist takes over the leadership of the national Children’s Defense Fund. Welcome, Starsky Wilson!

From PPP loans, to rapid program adaptation, to virtual fundraisers, new data from the launch of the Financial Commons confirms that 2020 has been a year like none other.

This organization found itself written out of the will of its founder and benefactor when she died two years ago, and it is now preparing to close up shop.

A new tax filing that says the NRA “became aware of a significant diversion of its assets” last year. Everyone else already knew this, of course.

We asked our trusted friends at Fiscal Management Associates to answer the burning nonprofit-specific Paycheck Protection Program questions on all of our minds.

Yesterday, a coalition of philanthropists and analysts published a plan for philanthropic regulation that’s nothing less than historic.