November 13, 2011
Nonprofits Should Adjust Their Founding Missions to Face Modern Issues
As the political-campaign season heats up, so have debates about whether courts should interpret the Constitution based on exactly what it says or more as a set of principles to guide contemporary affairs.
Foundation and nonprofit leaders should ask themselves the same kind of question.
Nonprofit organizations are beholden to their stated missions in a way profit-seeking corporations are not. As new pressures complicate how charities and foundations carry out their missions,
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