Non-profit organizations

Non-profit organizations

95% of aid groups in Gaza suspended services due to the blockade, leading to severe malnutrition among children.

The resilience of Dr. Saif Alden's team highlights the critical role of donkeys in Gaza amid war and destruction.

Harvard's tax-exempt status is under scrutiny due to pressure from the Trump administration.

Federal court rulings have unfrozen climate funds, allowing nonprofits to access much-needed financial support under Biden's administration.

The Department of Government Efficiency's attempt to intrude on nonprofit organizations raises significant concerns about their independence and integrity.

DOGE is scrutinizing NWA funding, raising alarms due to previous dismantling of federal organizations.

Nonprofits in Providence are facing significant threats due to federal funding cuts, jeopardizing critical community services.

Community College Research Center lost $12 million due to funding cuts from federal grants tied to anti-antisemitism accusations against Columbia University.

The city is enhancing partnerships and programs to address homelessness and increase shelter capacity amid funding challenges.

A new training program launched to help journalists report effectively on child welfare issues.

Journalists will learn to create impactful, community-focused stories regarding child protection.

The Spokesman-Review is converting to nonprofit status to focus on community journalism and adapt to the digital age.

AmeriCorps NCCC volunteers were ordered to halt projects abruptly due to budget cuts.

AmeriCorps NCCC volunteers were abruptly terminated due to new operational changes influenced by the Trump-Vance Administration.

Trump administration's drastic cuts are dismantling AmeriCorps, affecting national-service programs operational across the U.S.

AmeriCorps members are facing sudden terminations that threaten their service contracts and future career prospects.

Billions in federal research grants have been suspended or rescinded under the Trump administration, particularly affecting diversity and public health initiatives.

The Trump administration is undermining civil rights protections, turning laws meant to protect marginalized groups into instruments of oppression.

Trump threatens Harvard's tax-exempt status over its diversity and inclusion programs, igniting a debate on academic freedom and government influence in education.

The funding freeze endangers the viability of Title X family planning services across multiple states.

The Trump Administration is withholding Title X funds, jeopardizing reproductive health services which could impact 846,000 patients across 23 states.

The rescinded grant by the NEH threatens Oregon Humanities and similar programs nationwide.

Doge's staff demanded a meeting with the Vera Institute to discuss embedding within their organization, threatening non-compliance repercussions regarding Trump's executive order.

The Vera Institute of Justice had its federal grants canceled, jeopardizing key justice and safety programs.

Incarcerated men at San Quentin reunited with service dogs they trained, highlighting transformation and purpose found through the program.

Service dogs are pivotal in transforming the lives of children with autism and their families.

Many middle-income groups may qualify for down payment assistance programs but are unaware of their options.

NeighborWorks plays a vital role in building homes and supporting first-time homebuyers with financial education and assistance.

Credit.org's Reverse Mortgage Academy empowers homeowners with knowledge about reverse mortgages, enhancing informed decisions and boosting adoption rates.

Many Americans are unaware of tax basics, impacting their filing experiences.

Foundations are under threat, jeopardizing nonprofit services that millions rely on for basic needs.

Nonprofit closures can be handled with dignity and care, ensuring the wellbeing of outgoing staff and communities.

The Department of Government Efficiency now controls Grants.gov, potentially disrupting access to federal grants totaling over $500 billion.

The Peace Corps is being scrutinized by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency for potential cuts and fiscal examination.

The DOD has saved $4 billion by eliminating non-essential consulting contracts.

DOGE's focus is on improving efficiency and reducing waste in Social Security, not cutting benefits.

Over $1 billion in unused COVID funding will be returned to taxpayers following a push against waste by the Labor Department.

Tax preparation software fees are essentially a scam, profiting off mandatory government paperwork that could be simplified by the IRS.

Filing a tax return is essential to avoid severe penalties, especially if you owe taxes.

Formation of the Bitcoin Humanitarian Alliance to use Bitcoin for civil liberties and aid.

Bitcoin is seen as a vital tool for nonprofits in crisis areas.

Render Network democratizes access to GPUs by connecting owners with creators, fostering a decentralized and cost-effective ecosystem.

Surgeons conducted a groundbreaking operation transplanting a frozen kidney into a pig, aiming to improve kidney transplant practices.

The first successful pig organ transplant lasted over 130 days but ultimately failed due to organ rejection.

Department of Education announces public hearings to revamp student-debt relief programs.

The Department of Education is initiating a lengthy rule-making process to consider changes to student financial assistance programs.

NIH is being sued over $2.4 billion in canceled grants affecting research and patient care, as plaintiffs argue it jeopardizes scientific advancement.

NIH terminated several grants, citing strategic alignment, but experts outline potential avenues for reinstatement and legal recourse.