- August 18, 2023Many nonprofit and local government executives think that federal and foundation grant funding priorities are relatively static, but they're not—we've…
- July 5, 2023I recently saw an article about "The WORST charities in America? These are the organizations giving over 90 PERCENT of…
- April 13, 2023The Atlantic has a long book excerpt titled "American Madness: Thousands of people with severe mental illness have been failed…
- November 2, 2022Despite the media's fascination with irrelevancies like the Kardashians and moment-by-moment interpersonal political drama, many outlets at least partially covered…
- January 26, 2022There's a large, new study out on the "Effects of a statewide pre-kindergarten program on children’s achievement and behavior through…
- March 23, 2020We've been in business since 1994 and have written proposals during several economic shocks; in the Great Recession in 2009,…
- December 30, 2019The Washington Post says, "A Minnesota community wants to fix its child-care crisis. It’s harder than it imagined." Duluth City…
- March 18, 2019For many years, construction skills training (often but not always in the form of YouthBuild) was every funder's and every…
- February 2, 2018I was wrong about earmarks. Like a lot of good-government types, I opposed earmarks (which are sole-recipient funds to specific…
- December 17, 2017The Washington Post reports that "CDC gets list of forbidden words" from its political masters. We find it hard to…
