Philanthropy
Thursday, September 28, 2023
Missouri community healthcare centers face 340B uncertainty
While large hospitals and pharmaceutical manufacturers battle over drug costs, Missouri community health centers see themselves as collateral damage…
Immigration Advocates Host National Day of Action Rally
Immigration advocacy groups are calling on New Yorkers to join them in Foley Square at noon today. It's a National Day of Action to call attention to …
Last Call for Nominations for AARP-Michigan Volunteer Award
Anyone can nominate a Michigan resident over age 50 for one of AARP's most prestigious awards, but it must be done by Friday. The Andrus Awards are …
Political Climate Drains Vital Donations for FL Immigrant Rights Advocacy
Groups aiding immigrants in building economic independence and pursuing citizenship are grappling with funding challenges exacerbated by anti-immigran…
TX Advocates for Immigrant Rights Say Politics Exhausts Needed Donations
Organizations that help immigrants find a community, achieve economic self-sufficiency, and become legal residents or citizens say anti-immigrant …
Charity Disparity: NE Opportunity Scholarships Act Benefits Private Donors
Offering tax credits for scholarships to private schools has been a controversial issue in Nebraska. After tax-credit bills failed to pass in 2020 …
NC Nonprofit Receives Grant to Fight Homelessness
In North Carolina, five nonprofit groups are receiving a much-needed financial boost to help them with projects aimed at enhancing people's financial …
Wealth Grants Surface for Descendants of Slavery in North Central States
The upcoming Juneteenth holiday marks the kickoff of a new wealth building grant program for Black residents who are decedents of slavery in a few nor…
CO Scholarship Initiative Invests in Students Experiencing Homelessness
More than 15,000 students in Colorado have experienced homelessness, and a new grant from the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative will help …
New Philanthropy Fund Helps With Tornado Recovery
A record number of tornadoes struck U.S. communities in the first three months of this year, prompting the Center for Disaster Philanthropy to …
L.A. Nonprofits Press for Better Deal as They Fight Post-Pandemic Inequities
During the pandemic, nonprofits in Los Angeles took on the monumental task of helping feed, house and vaccinate millions of Californians suddenly …
The Texas Observer Lives to See Another Print Run
The Texas Observer, a nonprofit news organization known for its liberal, independent reporting and cultural criticism, will continue publishing…