+Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post
Dear Editor,
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+What Do Government Shutdowns Mean to Nonprofits and Philanthropy?
The federal government shutdown is the latest example of maneuvers by politicians at the local, state, and federal levels that force charitable nonprofits and private philanthropy to subsidize government.
+When Government Shuts Down, the Nonprofit Community Pays
The federal government shutdown is more than just a symbol of political dysfunction. Real people are being hurt.
+Business As Usual: A Tale of Two Sectors
As the clock ticks down towards the latest two federal fiscal crises manufactured by politicians, charitable nonprofits prepare for business as usual: doing even more to serve the American people.
+Bryant's mandatory payment another black eye for state
When few were watching, "mandatory volunteerism" became the official state policy of Rhode Island, as declared by the governor and General Assembly last month.
+Tax Reform Lessons Learned From State Experiments
As Congress begins to dive deeper into comprehensive tax reform, much depends on unproven projections and economic theories.
+The lab results are in on tax reform
If the states serve as our policy laboratories, then the lab results are demonstrating conclusively what’s in the best interest of local communities.
+Nonprofits Must Put a Human Face on Suffering to Avoid the 'Fiscal Cliff’
The unprecedented crisis America faces as it teeters on the so-called fiscal cliff threatens the well-being of tens of millions of individuals who rely on nonprofits.
+Day One on the Edge of the Human Cliff
Starting today, October 1, we all are living on the edge of the human cliff.
+Memphis – Modeling the Way
Thanks to the Memphis City Council, a new standard of positive public leadership has been set for the rest of the country.
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