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  • A Charity Lawyer’s Advice 1

    A Charity Lawyer’s Advice Premium Link

    The Lincoln Center's general counsel has written an overview guide on legal issues relevant to the administration of nonprofits.

  • Problems by 'Accidental HR Managers’ Could Be Avoided, Book Says 1

    Problems by 'Accidental HR Managers’ Could Be Avoided, Book Says Premium Link

    Jan Masaoka, author of The Nonprofit's Guide to Human Resources offers tips on navigating tough personnel issues.

  • How 'Nickel and Dime’ Giving Propelled Philanthropy 1

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    A new history focuses not just on giving by rich people but also on the influence of small donors.

  • Girl Scout Leader Previews $1-Billion Drive in New Book 2

    Girl Scout Leader Previews $1-Billion Drive in New Book Premium Link

    Kathy Cloninger, who is retiring this month as head of the Girl Scouts, offers lessons the organization has learned in its first century.

  • Making the Case for 'Impact Investing’ as a Tool for Charities 1

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    Two nonprofit experts argue in a new book that the sharp distinction between money that is invested for financial returns and charitable gifts to solve social problems is...

  • Charities Urged to Focus on Solving Problems, Not Building Images 1

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    Brian Reich, a public-relations expert, says in a new book that too many charities are so concerned with staying alive they forget to focus on whether they are making a...

  • Focus on the Conversation, Not the Tools, Technology Expert Urges 2

    Charities Need an 'Editorial Mission,' Expert Urges Premium Link

    Instead of getting swept up in producing random blogs, infographics, and white papers, nonprofits should be sure all of their communications speak with a unified voice.

  • Why Andrew Carnegie Still Matters 1

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    As the Carnegie Corporation of New York celebrates its 100th anniversary, the foundation's president examines its founder's legacy.

  • Authors Offer Glimpse of the Nonprofit World’s Digital Future 1

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    The authors of The Future of Nonprofits: Innovate and Thrive in the Digital Age say charities must be willing to experiment.

  • From a Tragedy, a Movement to Build Safe Play Spaces 1

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    Darrell Hammond's new book explains how he built the charity KaBoom and the challenges he faced as a young leader at a fast-growing organization.

  • Cause Marketing Inspires Only Shopping, Say Scholars 1

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    A new book casts doubt on Product Red, an effort that has raised $170-million to fight AIDS in developing countries. The author say the effort emphasizes materialism and...

  • Notable Book: How to Move the Boomers Into Jobs That Serve Society 2

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    Marc Freedman, founder of Civic Ventures, writes in a new book about the new possibilities for tapping the expertise and skills of people in their 60s and 70s.

  • Giving

    Grant­ees Get a Chance to Be Grant Mak­ers, For a Day 1

    Grant­ees Get a Chance to Be Grant Mak­ers for a Day

  • Fundraising

    Fundraising Outlook for 2012 Shows Mixed Signals 1

    Fundraising Outlook for 2012 Shows Mixed Signals

  • Managing

    Bad Economy Has Strained Many Nonprofit Workers 1

    Bad Economy Has Strained Many Nonprofit Workers

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