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Government and Regulation
The House GOP Wants to Probe Nonprofits. Both Left and Right Have Pushed Back
The Ways and Means Committee is looking into whether the nonprofit tax code is rife with abuse, allowing nonprofits to be key players in political races, rather than serving charitable causes. -
Opinion
What Would Philanthropy Look Like if Black Women Were in Charge?
In her introductory column for the Chronicle of Philanthropy, Cora Daniels explores the innovative approaches of Black women leaders and why the sector should follow their lead. -
Communications Conference
Today: Watch ComNet Keynotes on Whistle-Blower Success and a Path to the Corner Office
The Chronicle is livestreaming keynote sessions from ComNet23, the Communications Network annual gathering. -
Individual Giving
Latino Charitable Giving Rates Drop Sharply — but That’s Not the Full Story
Donations to established nonprofits are sliding, but Hispanic households give to people in need at high rates. -
International Aid
Clinton Global Initiative Will Launch Network to Provide New Humanitarian Aid to Ukrainians
Pope Francis urged all people to do their part to address the world’s problems, especially climate change and the care of children. Other programs announced at the gathering will address gender equality, economic inclusion, and public health. -
Climate Change
How to Turn $75,000 Into $25 Million for Nonprofits
The Invest in Our Future fund will award $180 million to help organizations and communities win money from the Infrastructure and Inflation Reduction acts. -
Global Development
It’s Halftime for the Sustainable Development Goals. Are They Achievable?
Danish author Bjorn Lomborg argues the United Nations promised too much — and recommends 12 priorities. -
Gifts Roundup
Panda Express Founders Give $100 Million for a New Cancer Center That Fuses Eastern and Western Practices
Plus, financier Oscar Tang and art historian Agnes Hsu-Tang gave $40 million to New York Philharmonic, MacKenzie Scott gave $15 million for U.S. computer-science students from underserved backgrounds, and retired Colorado Rockies first baseman Todd Helton gave $5 million for medical-debt forgiveness. -
Transitions
Longtime Bank of America Executive Will Become CEO of Foundation for the Carolinas
Also, the impact-investment group Social Finance has named a new president, and the U.S. Regional Arts Organizations has appointed its first national director. -
Philanthropic Events
Pope Francis and Bill Clinton Will Discuss Climate Change at Clinton Global Initiative
The pontiff will discuss broad issues — including the refugee crisis and the welfare of children — during an onstage videoconference.