The need for improved cybersecurity for small, under-resourced organizations is critical for economic and public safety.
Kremlin's cyber nerds broke into and leaked NGO inboxes
Kremlin-linked COLDRIVER group suspected behind targeted cyber attacks against pro-democracy NGOs in Russia and Belarus, posing significant risks to their operations.
Open Letter to Prioritize Community Cybersecurity
The need for improved cybersecurity for small, under-resourced organizations is critical for economic and public safety.
Kremlin's cyber nerds broke into and leaked NGO inboxes
Kremlin-linked COLDRIVER group suspected behind targeted cyber attacks against pro-democracy NGOs in Russia and Belarus, posing significant risks to their operations.
Nonprofits must be prepared for political upheaval if Trump wins. Many aren't
Nonprofits face significant political uncertainty that could drastically impact their job security and effectiveness, especially focused on civil liberties and social justice.
Earth911 Podcast: Rare.org's Brett Jenks Ties Global Climate Impacts To Everyday Decisions
The climate crisis requires collaborative efforts from various sectors unified through nonprofit organizations.
Melinda French Gates pledges support for women's global health with $250 million grant
Melinda French Gates allocated $250 million to enhance women's health globally through nonprofit grants, marking a new philanthropic direction post-Gates Foundation.
Only 2% of charitable giving goes to women. Can Melinda French Gates change that?
Melinda French Gates is leveraging her post-divorce independence to fund and spotlight women's health issues through her new Pivotal organization.
How philanthropy can support AI to be a force for good
Philanthropic organizations are increasingly recognizing AI's vital role in enhancing nonprofits' capabilities to tackle complex social challenges.
MacKenzie Scott just gave $7 million to a Boston nonprofit
MacKenzie Scott's $7 million donation to JVS Boston marks the largest individual gift in its history, enhancing workforce development efforts.
Melinda French Gates pledges support for women's global health with $250 million grant
Melinda French Gates allocated $250 million to enhance women's health globally through nonprofit grants, marking a new philanthropic direction post-Gates Foundation.
Only 2% of charitable giving goes to women. Can Melinda French Gates change that?
Melinda French Gates is leveraging her post-divorce independence to fund and spotlight women's health issues through her new Pivotal organization.
After Years of Grant Discordance, Portland Adopts Centralized Policy for Doling Out Funds
Portland is implementing a centralized online portal to improve transparency and accountability in grant distribution to nonprofit organizations.
Mother Cabrini Awards $172M in Grants to Advance Health Equity
The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation awarded 514 grants totaling $172 million to support nonprofits addressing community health needs and disparities.
The foundation refined its grantmaking strategy to focus on five core program areas: access to healthcare, basic needs, healthcare workforce, mental and behavioral health, and a general fund.
Brooklyn Org Awards $500,000 to Borough's Trailblazing Nonprofits
Brooklyn Org is investing $500,000 in five nonprofits advancing racial justice in the borough through its 2024 Spark Prize.
Each organization will receive a $100,000 'no strings attached' grant and be honored at the Spark Breakfast on March 5.
Two Brooklyn Nonprofits Receive $250K to Address Wealth Divide
Two Brooklyn-based nonprofits, The Laundromat Project and COOP Careers, have been awarded $250,000 grants from MetLife Foundation's Accelerating Commitment to Equity Innovation Fund.
The Laundromat Project will use the grant to promote cultural preservation and generational wealth building, while COOP Careers will create a social capital building program at Brooklyn College.
After Years of Grant Discordance, Portland Adopts Centralized Policy for Doling Out Funds
Portland is implementing a centralized online portal to improve transparency and accountability in grant distribution to nonprofit organizations.
Mother Cabrini Awards $172M in Grants to Advance Health Equity
The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation awarded 514 grants totaling $172 million to support nonprofits addressing community health needs and disparities.
The foundation refined its grantmaking strategy to focus on five core program areas: access to healthcare, basic needs, healthcare workforce, mental and behavioral health, and a general fund.
Brooklyn Org Awards $500,000 to Borough's Trailblazing Nonprofits
Brooklyn Org is investing $500,000 in five nonprofits advancing racial justice in the borough through its 2024 Spark Prize.
Each organization will receive a $100,000 'no strings attached' grant and be honored at the Spark Breakfast on March 5.
Two Brooklyn Nonprofits Receive $250K to Address Wealth Divide
Two Brooklyn-based nonprofits, The Laundromat Project and COOP Careers, have been awarded $250,000 grants from MetLife Foundation's Accelerating Commitment to Equity Innovation Fund.
The Laundromat Project will use the grant to promote cultural preservation and generational wealth building, while COOP Careers will create a social capital building program at Brooklyn College.
Whatever happened to ... the doctors who stand by their patients in gang-ridden Haiti?
Haiti faces severe healthcare challenges amid ongoing gang violence, leading to many patients struggling to access necessary medical care.
The right wing came for Black nonprofits-and it worked. Funding has plunged since 2020
Post-George Floyd protests saw increased funding for racial equity, but this momentum has faded amidst political upheaval, threatening the future of these initiatives.
San Jose congressional candidate hit with federal complaint - San Jose Spotlight
Evan Low faces a federal elections complaint regarding improper use of a nonprofit's email list for his congressional campaign.
Soaring Insurance Costs Could End' Affordable Housing, Developers Warn
Skyrocketing property insurance costs threaten affordable housing development and access for low-income Americans.
David Gaz | Founder/Creative Director - The Bureau Of Small Projects | Forbes Agency Council
David Gaz uses his extensive experience with large brands to help smaller organizations achieve meaningful impact.
Local News Is Dying, but Not in San Francisco
San Francisco's local news landscape is thriving amid a general decline nationwide, driven by diverse funding models and community support.
How Nonprofits Can Mobilize Voters - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Nonprofits play a vital role in increasing voter turnout and engagement during elections.
OpenAI launches programs making ChatGPT cheaper for schools and nonprofits
OpenAI is offering ChatGPT for Edu to universities and a discount for nonprofits. OpenAI faced turmoil, including safety concerns and controversial AI voice release.
Jazz in a fire museum? Opera in a grain warehouse? San Jose groups get creative with offbeat event venues
Nonprofits and arts groups in Silicon Valley are increasingly using unique and unconventional venues for fundraisers and events.
Google.org launches $20M generative AI accelerator program | TechCrunch
Google.org Accelerator: Generative AI program launched with $20 million in grants for nonprofits.
Generative AI can help nonprofits be more productive and effective in serving communities with reduced time and cost.
Wealthy L.A. philanthropists loosen grip on donations, shifting money toward social justice
The Youth Justice Coalition in Los Angeles has had success in turning around the lives of young people involved in gangs through no-strings-attached grants.
L.A. County nonprofits received significantly more grants in 2021 compared to 2017, indicating a trend of increased funding with fewer restrictions.
Google.org launches $20M generative AI accelerator program | TechCrunch
Google.org Accelerator: Generative AI program launched with $20 million in grants for nonprofits.
Generative AI can help nonprofits be more productive and effective in serving communities with reduced time and cost.
Wealthy L.A. philanthropists loosen grip on donations, shifting money toward social justice
The Youth Justice Coalition in Los Angeles has had success in turning around the lives of young people involved in gangs through no-strings-attached grants.
L.A. County nonprofits received significantly more grants in 2021 compared to 2017, indicating a trend of increased funding with fewer restrictions.