NPQ Newswire:
Tips on Expanding and Improving Service through Digital Technology
Patrick Nash asserts that many charities are still not considering some of the ways in which they might easily expand their service delivery impact through the use of digital technology.
NJ Court: No Design or Land Acquisition for Poorest School Districts
An appellate court ruled that the School Development Authority would maintain control over the design and land acquisition for state-funded schools in New Jersey, cutting out the districts almost entirely.
In NYC, Nonprofit Building Becomes Less So with Funding Exchange Demise
In lower Manhattan, a building that was meant to house nonprofits is turning over to for-profit ventures.
Sliding Scale Fees for Nonprofits Proposed in Chicago
Pressured by religious leaders, other nonprofits, and Chicago Aldermen, Mayor Rahm Emanuel has proposed a sliding-scale pay structure on water rates for nonprofits.
Small But Elegant Philanthropy in South Dakota
In pursuit of strengthening a community, $1,000 can be spent in a flash. This story, however, shows that a gift of this size can also keep on giving.
Billionaire Bloomberg Running for “Mayor” of Johns Hopkins?
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is now the largest living donor to an education institution, having donated $1.1 billion to Johns Hopkins University.
