Restructuring Looms For Wounded Warrior Project
Details of a restructuring at Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) are expected to be announced next month as newly released financial documents indicate total revenue reached almost $400 million in the most recent fiscal year, which ended in September. The Jacksonville, Fla.-based charity does not beli… Read More »
Giving Days Donors Lack Diversity
Giving Days have become a vehicle for community foundations to increase visibility and credibility, strengthen digital skills, and raise millions of dollars, although from a donor base that isn’t very diverse, according to a new report. The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation today released … Read More »
Making The A, B And C-Suite Work Distinguishes These Executives
If you ask nonprofit executives the one thing about which they feel certain during 2016 the answer surely would be uncertainty. Here’s the list: A presidential election that probably will resemble Ali v. Frazier I; Bond and stock exchanges moving inversely to their historic norms; and, Rapid and s… Read More »
UN Examines First Amendment Freedoms
Amid recent protests reacting to police shootings and demonstrations at major political party conventions, a human rights expert with the United Nations examined how the freedom of assembly and association is holding up in the United States. United Nations Special Rapporteur Maina Kiai of Kenya p… Read More »
Three DAFs Exceeded $5 Billion In Grants Last Year
Grants distributed by the National Philanthropic Trust (NPT) exceeded $626 million for the fiscal year that ended June 30. The latest estimate brings to $3.6 billion the total distribution by the donor-advised fund sponsor in its first 20 years. Based in Jenkintown, Pa., the largest national, ind… Read More »
Fidelity Charitable Reports 14-Percent Increase In Grants
The largest donor-advised fund (DAF) in the United States distributed a record $1.6 billion in grants during the first half of 2016, an increase of 14 percent over the same time period last year. Grants by donors to Fidelity Charitable totaled $3.3 billion for the fiscal year running June 2015 to… Read More »
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IS Taps New COO In Continuing Reorganization
The reorganization at Independent Sector continues as Victor Reinoso, a former deputy mayor of the District of Columbia, joins the organization as chief operating officer. Reinoso is the first major appointment since Daniel Cardinali took over as president and CEO of the advocacy organization in July.
Charges Filed In Alleged Terror Financing
A manager working in World Vision’s Gaza, Israel office has been accused of funneling organizational funds to Hamas, an Islamist militant group.
Early Childhood Investment Has Huge Financial Returns
Large amounts of philanthropic capital directed at early-childhood investments have the potential to produce returns of $5 to $11 for every $1 invested. An investment of $1 billion focused on children ages five and under could result in the upward trajectory of hundreds of thousands of low-income Americans.
Media Hits Come In All Shapes And Sizes
Organizations’ media teams might be dead-set on finding opportunities to shoot for the stars and land features in the country’s most prominent publications. Falling just short among the clouds or, in this case, mere mentions in news media, however, are how most prominent organizations are covered.
Finland Tops, U.S. Dips in Social Progress Index
Finland tops the chart of nations making social progress with the United States trailing 18 ranks behind.
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