Would you donate to a worthy cause to see Donald Trump’s hair first thing in the morning? CelebrityBribes.org looks to squeeze nonprofit fundraising from people’s celebrity obsessions.

In the wake of the national dialogue around the killing of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Fla., there is a question about the role of the nonprofit sector in confronting community-level racism.

The Asian American Pacific Islander community is the fastest-growing racial group in the U.S., and some foundations are taking steps to help make sure that this group is not marginalized.

U.K. Home Secretary Theresa May will announce plans to allow “inner-city neighbourhoods to be given power to hold ‘street courts’ in [a] bid to tackle gangs of feral youths.”

TIME Magazine’s annual list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World is out and NPQ was thrilled to see Ai-Jen Poo, the head of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, on the list.

Board members of the Amarillo, Texas-based Panhandle Community Services might do well to remember the words of Woody Allen: “80 percent of success is showing up.”

In advance of a forthcoming national wellbeing index to be released in the U.K. in July, a new tool allows youth-serving charities to measure attitudinal changes of young people.

The Democratic National Committee says it’s not accepting corporate sponsorship money for its upcoming convention in Charlotte, N.C.—but gift cards are another matter.

At a recent World Wide Web Consortium meeting, a rift emerged between corporations doing business online and nonprofit groups advocating for consumers’ privacy rights.

The Knight Foundation, which is at the forefront of donors to journalism, has decided to require new grantees to publicly divulge their donors as a precondition of funding.