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How Malala put education on the global agenda By Wendy Kopp, Founder and Chair of the board of Teach for America Shortly after she was…
Read ArticleNonprofits Must Respond Swiftly to Critical News Stories
By Tim Delaney, Chief Executive of the National Council of Nonprofits For the second time in recent months, a major newspaper has overreached to give…
Read ArticleNew Grantstation Report – “The State of Grantseeking Fall 2013”
GrantStation released the seventh semi-annual survey, “The State of Grantseeking Fall 2013.” This report is a survey of nonprofits conducted by GrantStation and PhilanTech to illustrate the current state of grantseeking in the U.S. …
Read ArticleRight Now Your $5 Will Multiply to $25 to Fill Kitchen Shelves of Hungry Families in Need
Sandra loves her children so much and wants to provide for them. That’s why she dreads the end of each month. “We get very low…
Read ArticleNew Survey Finds That Most Teens Don’t Drink Alcohol
A new survey of high school students shows that three out of four (77 percent) don’t drink alcohol. As part of Red Ribbon Week (October…
Read ArticleSend a Mask to Help Kids in the Hospital Celebrate Halloween
Simply select the mask you want to send and personalize it with a note below. We’ll add it to one of the goody bags our…
Read ArticleNational Youth Justice Awareness Month
October is National Youth Justice Awareness Month – a time when the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Campaign for Youth Justice and our allies host…
Read ArticleCan Bats Hang On?
In the winter of 2006, a killer lurked in a dark cave in upstate New York. That’s where the first incidence of a deadly fungal…
Read ArticleWashington’s Champion HOGS Reunite for Diabetes & You’re Invited!
You are invited to a one-of-a kind event honoring the Washington’s Champion HOGS! Meet famed HOGS like MARK MAY, KEN HUFF, DARRYL GRANT, FRED DEAN…
Read ArticleD.C. nonprofit Miriam’s Kitchen changes its focus
Miriam’s Kitchen, a nonprofit that has been providing meals, case management and mental health treatment to individuals in need for the past 30 years in…
Read ArticleStudy: Poor children are now the majority in American public schools in South, West
Source: by Lyndsey Layton, The Washington Post A majority of students in public schools throughout the American South and West are low-income for the first time…
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