The American Cancer Society and two other major nonprofits say they will relocate events scheduled for President Trump's Florida estate. Meanwhile, the ACLU tempers its support for extremist groups' right to rally, and a Murdoch blasts the president's response to Charlottesville.

In other personnel moves, the Detroit Children’s Fund names its first executive director, and the Latin American Youth Center’s CEO will step down after 38 years.

The money will go into the Facebook executive’s donor-advised fund, from which it will be disbursed to charities that help women and girls and combat hunger, among other causes.

Also, Apple donates $2 million to groups combating racist extremism as CEO Tim Cook condemns President Trump's Charlottesville response, and Facebook rolls out a tool to make those ubiquitous birthday reminders more charity-minded.

With white nationalists emboldened, the anti-police-violence group hopes to raise millions of dollars by starting a central development shop.

Math-education charity Reasoning Mind teamed up with Deloitte for a training program that has yielded benefits for both sides.

A wide variety of nonprofits quickly joined the fray with statements of outrage, hope, and healing. We collected a sampling of their comments.

Bill Gates announced the "Mosquito War" bed-net campaign a day after federal filings revealed his huge stock donation to his charity. Also, the MacArthur Foundation funds efforts to promote diversity in documentary filmmaking, and the Rockefeller Foundation backs bonds to help cities deal with fierce storms.

A large-scale membership survey and long-term planning helped the Association of Junior Leagues International adapt to meet the needs of today’s volunteers.