For a more refined search, please use our Advanced Search.
We spotlight the extraordinary work of the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, founded by Paul Newman to bring joy, connection, and healing to children with serious illnesses.
This episode of Nonprofit Report features senior fundraising leaders as they discuss the evolving nature of philanthropy, talent development, and how to build successful fundraising teams that reflect both strategy and empathy in a post-pandemic world.
How do science museums spark curiosity, inspire young minds, and promote critical thinking in a time of misinformation and rapid change?
We spotlight the American Brain Foundation (ABF), a national leader funding early-stage brain research with the potential to transform lives.
In this episode of the Nonprofit Report, leaders from the American Conservatory Theater (ACT) share how this iconic San Francisco institution is redefining live theater for a new era.
Creative West (formerly Western States Arts Federation) is reshaping the future of arts and culture across 16 Western U.S. states and Pacific jurisdictions.
Discover how Art Bridges is reshaping the American museum experience by making art more accessible, inclusive, and sustainable.
This episode of The Nonprofit Report highlights The Lord’s Place, a Palm Beach County nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness through housing, outreach, employment, and supportive services. Discover how this organization transforms lives and reshapes the narrative around homelessness with compassion, innovation, and dignity.
We spotlight an inspiring coalition of nonprofit organizations working together to support immigrant families in Napa Valley.
We explore the powerful impact of Special Olympics Northern California and its mission to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities through sports, leadership, and community engagement.
An insightful discussion on the evolving role of botanical gardens in today’s world. Our expert guests share their perspectives on how these public spaces serve as cultural institutions, centers for education, conservation hubs, and inclusive community spaces.
An insightful discussion on The Nonprofit Report as we explore homelessness and disability-inclusive housing with leadership from The Kelsey, a San Francisco-based organization dedicated to creating inclusive housing solutions.
An insightful discussion with leadership from Brilliant Corners, a nonprofit tackling homelessness through innovative housing solutions across California.
We explore the critical issue of homelessness in America with leadership from the Housing Consortium of the East Bay (HCEB).
A conversation with leadership from JVS SoCal, an organization dedicated to helping individuals gain employment and overcome workforce barriers.
This episode of The Nonprofit Report features Deborah’s Place, a Chicago-based organization dedicated to supporting women experiencing homelessness.
How is technology shaping the nonprofit sector? In this episode of The Nonprofit Report, John Mohr, Chief Information Officer of the MacArthur Foundation, shares insights on the evolving role of tech in nonprofits, universities, and businesses.
In this special episode of The Nonprofit Report, we welcome Mark J. Spalding, President of The Ocean Foundation. As an expert in international ocean policy, blue economy finance, and marine conservation, Mark shares insights on the health of our oceans, the growing visibility of climate change impacts, and the vital initiatives led by The Ocean Foundation.
Continuing our series on Homelessness in America, this episode features Project Renewal, a leading nonprofit in New York City dedicated to providing transitional and permanent housing, healthcare, and job support for those experiencing homelessness.
Join host Mark Oppenheim on The Nonprofit Report as he sits down with special guests from The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center in Jacksonville, Florida. This historic venue, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been a cornerstone of arts and culture since 1927.