Non-Profit News

Atlanta-based What's Up Interactive has launched a new site for local non-profit Society of St.

U.S. Non-Profit, Central Fund of Israel Supports Settler Reign of Terror Some time ago, Phil Weiss noted that one of the more successful settler fundraising vehicles was the Central Fund of Israel, which raised $12-million in 2007 on behalf of some of the most extreme of West Bank settlements.A The Fund breaks out its support in various categories, ...

Exactly two years have passed since 26-year-old Manuel "Manny" Moreno was gunned down in Covina.

The Hawaii Farm Bureau Foundation and Aloha Air Cargo have formed a new partnership that they say "champions local farmers." As of Monday, foundation associates have access to an exclusive discount program, including up to 35 percent off air freight from Aloha Air for locally grown and "Made in Hawaii" packaged products.

Des Moines' airport will offer holiday travelers free wireless Internet access through the holiday season as part of a Google-sponsored fundraising contest.

Nov. 10, 2009 New Growth Opportunities on Facebook and Twitter By Nathan Tabor The paradigm of Internet communications has presented marketing, advertising and public relations professionals with a cost-effective tool that garners enormous exposure at minimal cost.

A Las Vegas judge has been recognized by the Foundation for Recovery for his work with a Habitual Offender Prevention and Education court.

Activision has plans to announce a $1 million funded non-profit effort that will go towards helping veterans transition from military to civilian careers.

North Carolina fails to provide enough or consistent oversight to ensure hundreds of millions of dollars disbursed to nonprofits annually from state agencies are used appropriately, a legislative watchdog agency said Monday.

INDIANAPOLIS - Finally, Indiana gets a yes on storm assistance. After two rejections from federal emergency officials for help following Aug.

The YWCA of Salem became the latest victim of the economy, with Executive Director Susan Hays announcing Friday the nearly 53-year-old organization will close its office by Dec.

"We are alarmed that Lucky is living in woefully inadequate conditions," said Catherine Doyle, a member of the California-based group In Defense of Animals.

As the recession takes its toll on jobs, it will also take a toll on the mental health and productivity of the nation, says the head of federal non-profit corporation that is trying to put mental health issues on the business agenda of workplaces.

The United States Educational Testing Service has launched a scholarship program to recognize Chinese excellent test takers of its TOEFL and TOEIC.

Sunday, November 08, 2009 A high-flying South Florida attorney is facing the scrutiny of federal agents and his own law partners.

The Nebraska Statewide Arboretum has awarded more than $200,000 in grants for tree planting projects in 23 communities.

A new nonprofit agency in Athens will transform aging apartment buildings into condominiums for the working poor.

The giving season is well under way as charitable organizations have begun preparations to assist struggling families for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado - The Rifle teen who pleaded guilty to making a pipe bomb in September received probation and Workenders at his sentencing hearing Thursday.

Rob Brading, MetroEast chief executive officer, is shown in the facility's main studio.