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    Los Angeles Approves Paying Full Cost of Contracted Services

    Full Cost Project Oct 27, 2017

    In a first-in-the-nation move, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to develop new guidelines regarding reimbursement of administrative costs to nonprofits that are contracted to deliver services…

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    Community Service United Pittsburgh Veterans and Refugees

    Mission Continues Blog Oct 27, 2017

    The Pittsburgh 3rd Service Platoon is a new group of volunteers that are ready to mobilize Pittsburgh’s veteran population–asking them to help refugees living in the South Hills of Pittsburgh.…

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    How to Be More Philanthropic This Holiday Season

    Medium Oct 27, 2017

    The holidays are the perfect opportunity to spend time participating in more philanthropic endeavors. You likely have time off of work and there are days you’re free to do more…

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    Community Development Lenders Attract New Investors to Low-Income Neighborhoods

    ImpactAlpha Oct 27, 2017

    Capital Impact Partners, a nonprofit loan fund and federally-certified community development financial institution, or CDFI, this week launched a $100 million fixed-income security that is available to retail investors for as little…

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    Could a Controversial Bill Sink Criminal-Justice Reform in Congress?

    The Atlantic Oct 27, 2017

    If Congress follows through on its plan to take up criminal-justice reform next year, legislators and advocates could wrestle once again with an obscure proposal that would reshape federal criminal…

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    Everything You Need to Know About Federal Tiered-Evidence Programs

    Evidence-Based Policymaking Collaborative Oct 27, 2017

    What you need to know about tiered-evidence grantmaking A grantmaking approach that uses a tiered-evidence design to focus funding on programs backed by rigorous evidence of effectiveness while investing some…

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    Are Public-Private Partnerships the Answer to America’s Infrastructure Woes?

    American Enterprise Institute Oct 27, 2017

    Although workable for decades, that old-fashioned approach in the US ultimately created an array of problems. Poor project selection is now legendary, as the “bridge to nowhere” and the 6,371…

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    Wall Street Ignores the Long-Term Benefits of Investing in Employees

    Fast Company Oct 27, 2017

    When a Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst downgraded Chipotle stock–claiming the company spends too much to pay workers and that it would have trouble cutting labor costs–it was the…

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    Rocking Corporate Philanthropy?

    Medium Oct 26, 2017

    Since our humble beginnings, we have always felt it necessary to give back to the community around us, not because of a sense of “corporate responsibility”, but because we truly…

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    Can Sector Strategies Promote Long-Term Effects?

    MDRC Oct 26, 2017

    Many individuals with low incomes struggle to obtain and maintain jobs that pay them enough to meet their needs and put them on a path to upward mobility. At the…

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    Gender Diversity is About Radical Innovation

    ImpactAlpha Oct 26, 2017

    The Google diversity story needs a reframe. So let’s talk instead about building great businesses and investing to make companies stronger, more innovative and ultimately more profitable. The now infamous…

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    How Campus Sexual Assault Became So Politicized

    The Atlantic Oct 26, 2017

    The Department of Education officially revoked the Obama administration’s guidance on college sexual assault, offering interim guidelines on how universities should handle the issue. Democratic Senator Patty Murray said in a statement…

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