A week after resigning from his church over controversy for his invocation at a birthday celebration for the first Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Alabama pastor and Republican state representative Will Dismukes was ...
In 1997, Earthlink went public, and employees with stock options saw their net worth explode. One of those employees was Tom Hsieh. Overnight, he became a multi-millionaire. Tom and his wife, Bree, opted to live in ...
Study Says COVID Won’t Impact Giving, PPP Funds Saved Non-Profit Jobs, ECFA and MinistryWatch Database Changes
Study Says COVID Won’t Impact Giving, PPP Funds Saved Non-Profit Jobs, ECFA and MinistryWatch Database Changes
Gospel for Asia has filed for creditor protection in Canada, claiming fallout from the coronavirus and lawsuits in the United States and Canada have led to declining donations.
By the time he hit his 40s, Pete had the money, but not the satisfaction. Thanks to a few older mentors, Pete’s eyes were opened to the idea of stewardship—that he’s the manager, not the ...
Nearly four in 10 nonprofits could close due to COVID-19-related revenue shortages during the next three years, according to the worst-case scenario modeled by New York City-based Candid, an information resource for global and U.S. ...
A Christian adoption agency's legal fight with New York state over its policy toward unmarried and same-sex couples will continue under a federal appeals court ruling Tuesday.
Churches Sue Gov. Newsom, Non-Profits Suffering
Churches Sue Gov. Newsom, Non-Profits Suffering
Blackbaud, one of the world’s largest providers of financial and fundraising technology to nonprofits, was hacked and paid a ransom to have the hijacked data destroyed by the cybercriminals.
One young couple’s journey to generosity
Katherine and Eugene focus most of their giving hyper local. In June, they organized a fundraiser for a San Francisco-based nonprofit Open Door Legal that provides free legal aid for the poor.
