Choosing integration: Integrated Schools Nonprofit moved towards true educational equity

By Kelsey Sweet Nonprofit Sector News November 9, 2026 For families navigating school choice, the search for high quality education often centers on test scores, reputations and resources. A nonprofit focused on educational integration challenges families to look beyond those measures and consider how their decisions can reinforce racial and ethnic segregation. Integrated Schools encouragesContinue reading “Choosing integration: Integrated Schools Nonprofit moved towards true educational equity”

Good 360 helps millions each year with minimal staff

By Kelsey Sweet Nonprofit Sector News Sept. 30, 2026 Started by United Way in 1983 when it couldn’t handle 3M’s attempted donation of $12 million in office equipment, the nonprofit Good 360 has grown to become a national and international organization that efficiently gets products to millions of people in need. Headquartered in Alexandria, Va.,Continue reading “Good 360 helps millions each year with minimal staff”

Sentencing Project concerned about uncertain future for further criminal justice reform

By Kelsey Sweet Nonprofit Sector News Sept. 29, 2026 With the second Trump administration’s support for increased executions, longer prison sentences, and limiting police accountability, Washington, D.C.-based Sentencing Project is trying to be optimistic about continuing criminal justice reforms. The Sentencing Project, a research and advocacy nonprofit organization focused on criminal justice reform, works toContinue reading “Sentencing Project concerned about uncertain future for further criminal justice reform”