The Nonprofit Blog

Editorial Note: The following blog is based on themes from Derrick Feldmann’s new book, Social Movements for Good, and first appeared on Philantopic. Here’s a

The idea of doing something good in the community is a popular notion. Research tells us that the attitude towards giving, serving and using one’s

MCON is a three-day event for leaders, activists, social entrepreneurs and students who want to change our world – for good. The conference includes remarkable

Millennials turned out to vote in record numbers in 2008. Since then, politics are transforming Millennials and their view on government and the public sector.

This article originally appeared in Philanthropy News Digest’s blog, Philantopic. Recently, I received the following in a direct-mail solicitation from an organization seeking my support:

Looking back, I honestly can’t believe how much has happened since MCON’s debut. Five years ago our team set out to connect a community of

Advances in technology and the emergence of social media tools make it more possible than ever for social movements and causes to quickly spread far

The following is an excerpt from Derrick Feldmann’s latest book, Social Movements for Good: How Companies And Causes Create Viral Change. Order your copy here.

“Survey says!” You remember the catch phrase, right? These words became synonymous with the long-running game show The Family Feud. The premise of the game,

Have you ever wondered, after the fact, why you donated to a particular cause or organization? You hadn’t planned on it. It wasn’t something that