AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNonprofit Funding & Scaling: A new push in India argues that $750M in venture-style capital could help build a pipeline of 100 “non-profit unicorns,” but stresses long-term, high-impact bets over quick wins. Community Volunteering: St. Maarten’s SXM DOET mobilized 1,300 volunteers for 83 projects, from repairs and cleanups to support for vulnerable groups, showing how partnerships with schools and NGOs can expand local impact. Legal Pressure on Charities: In Canada, a BC spinal-injury nonprofit was forced to cancel a FIFA World Cup ticket raffle after FIFA lawyers alleged trademark and ticketing rule violations. Human Rights & Media Freedom: Canada is becoming a hub for exiled journalists as they continue reporting from safety amid declining press freedom abroad. Health Access & Workforce: Bangladesh’s finance minister says Universal Health Care will be introduced in the next budget, with NGOs and the private sector helping deliver services at the grassroots. NGO Operations & Awards: Michigan’s EGLE won a university award for its paid internship program, highlighting how nonprofits and public agencies can build talent pipelines. Fundraising That’s Going Digital: Niagara Dog Rescue launched its first online 50/50 raffle to support vet care, spay/neuter, transport, and foster support. Local Care Capacity: CMS data spotlighted several large nonprofit nursing homes across New York counties, with ratings and fines/penalties varying widely.
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