Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Nonprofit Finance Fund Announce Participants in Performing Arts Initiative
Funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Leading for the Future: Innovative Support for Artistic Excellence program is designed to help performing arts groups explore new business and funding models....
Despite Downturn, There's Hope for Charitable Giving, Researchers Say
According to John J. Havens, an authority on empirical patterns of wealth at Boston College's Center on Wealth and Philanthropy, the impact of the current crisis may not be seen in charitable giving levels for a year or more....
Exelon Corporation Partners With Field Museum to Protect Tropical Forests, Measure Carbon Offsets
The Take One Step program will support the efforts of the museum's Environment, Culture, and Conservation division to develop an international protocol for avoided-deforestation carbon offsets....
National Semiconductor Foundation Awards Up to $1.2 Million to Boost Math, Science Education
Power of Education grants were awarded to organizations in the company's three major U.S. operating communities for projects that embrace inquiry-based teaching strategies and demonstrate impact and sustainability in math and science....
The newest article in our career-related series, 
The James Irvine Foundation report New Experiments in Minority Voter Mobilization suggests that the key to reaching California's minority voters is personal contact.... 
PND spoke with Benson, arts program director at the McKnight Foundation, about the economic slowdown and its impact on arts groups in the metro area and beyond....
Begun in an apartment near Manhattan's theater district, P&W has grown into the largest nonprofit organization in the country for writers of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction....
A project of Ted Turner's Better World Fund, BWC calls attention to the role and value of the UN in finding shared solutions that promote peace and prosperity around the world....
