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Government support seesaws: a note from mom led to one group's decline.(The 2007 NPT Top 100)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A few years back, Bill Horan received an article detailing a government surplus of powdered milk going to waste. A note from his mom was stuck to it. "Billy, why don't you . . .

Many disaster relief groups' revenue returned to normal.(The 2007 NPT Top 100)
After a run up in hurricane- and tsunami-related fund-raising, several NPT 100 disaster relief organizations are coming back to Earth. At least six disaster relief organizations, including the . . .

Surging investments pushed large gifts and income.(The 2007 NPT Top 100)
The stock market has been good to just about everyone in recent years, and non-profits are no exception, with this year's NPT 100 organizations earning 43 percent more than last year's . . .

USOC's gold medal performance: TV, hospital services drive slumping program revenue.(The 2007 NPT Top 100)(Financial report)
[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] NBC television delivered extensive coverage of the Winter Olympics to U.S homes during 2006, introducing insomniacs across the nation to the wonder that is curling. Such . . .

Record $64.24 billion in revenue for NPT Top 100: capital campaigns, investments and big gifts fueled growth.(The 2007 NPT Top 1
Capital campaigns were behind the movers and shakers within the annual NPT Top 100 non-profit organizations, expanding the coffers of groups while offsetting declines for most relief organizations . . .

Out and back: future uncertain for ePhilanthropy foundation.(ONLINE)
The future of the ePhilanthropy Foundation is uncertain after its president and chief executive officer announced he was leaving, announced he was staying and then rumors began that it will merge . . .

How much is too much? Participation in political activities by nonprofits.(LEGAL)
With the presidential campaigns under way and another election year quickly coming upon us, many exempt organizations are questioning whether certain contemplated activities violate the prohibition . . .

The revised Form 990: the IRS might actually be listening to comments.(TAXING ISSUES)
June 14, 2007 was a Red Letter Day for anyone who deals with the federal Form 990. That Thursday was the day the Internal Revenue Service ORS) released the long-promised draft revision of the form. . . .

Global challenges: volunteer managers dealing with similar dilemmas.(ON VOLUNTEERS)
Despite wide differences in cultures and settings, remarkably, the trends and issues facing the leaders of volunteer efforts around the globe have more things in common than the things that . . .

The Tajikistan effect: nonprofits need to flex accountability muscles.(STREETSMART NONPROFIT MANAGER)
Try this test. Go to GuideStar.org and do a keyword search for the country of Tajikistan, the former republic of the Soviet Union located north of Afghanistan. You'll find 38 hits. Or, try Chile . . .

Too many names: charities wasting donor funds chasing ghosts.(OPINION)
A recent article in The New York Times noted that many major city newspapers are no longer trying to increase circulation. The article said that the papers had found that the expense of marketing . . .

The old man and fundraising: being adrift looking for that great fish of a donor.(GENERAL RAMBLINGS)
"You get three ants together, they can't do [anything]. You get 300 million of them, they can build a cathedral"--Annie Savoy Well, what can 3 million volunteers do? They can build a . . .

Young professionals proliferate in Little Rock.
Little Rock, Ark., is not considered a large city by most standards, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't have a thriving young population looking for the same kinds of networking opportunities . . .

The man who helped found NOW dies.(Who ... When ... Where ... How ... WHAT?)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Those who remember "Help Wanted" ads segregated by gender as nothing but a memory of the pre-equal rights movement of the 1960s can thank Richard Alton Graham. One of the . . .

Betsy Johnson set to retire.(Who ... When ... Where ... How ... WHAT?)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Add the Center for Nonprofit Advancement to the list of organizations that will be dealing with the issue of retiring nonprofit executives. Following the announced . . .

Of a gift to Hall of Fame.(Who ... When ... Where ... How ... WHAT?)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] After spending $752,467 in an online auction to purchase Barry Bonds' record-breaking 756th home run ball, fashion designer Marc Ecko turned around and donated it to a . . .

Winners getting message out online.(Who ... When ... Where ... How ... WHAT?)
The ePhilanthropy Foundation (EPF) announced the winners of the 2007 International ePhilanthropy Awards during a recent luncheon in New York City. There were 22 finalists in four categories, with . . .

Update.
Here's an update to the grants column which ran in the in August 1 issue. GuideStar's Grant Explorer online database now includes community foundations, as well as private and . . .

Correction.(Correction notice)
In the October 15 issue of The NonProfit Times, the DRTV article "Who Can Say 'No' To A Puppy" states that ASPCA is a client of Russ Reid Company. The charity is a client of Eagle-Com . . .

Open source: the new NPO tech battlefield.
The battle started with two major deals at the beginning of the year. Software giant Blackbaud bought Target Software and Target Analysis Group for $60 million. Online fundraising firm Convio . . .

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