Komen for the Cure Revises Funding Policy in Wake of Planned Parenthood Controversy
After several days of intense criticism over its decision to defund Planned Parenthood, Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced that it will continue to fund existing grants, including those to Planned Parenthood....
Growing Number of Households Have Little in Savings or Assets, Scorecard Finds
The 2012 Assets & Opportunity Scorecard found that 43 percent of households were "liquid-asset poor," with little or no savings to fall back on to cover basic expenses for three months if they were to lose their incomes....
Providence Mayor Says City Faces Bankruptcy Without Benefit Cuts, Higher PILOTs
Mayor Angel Taveras aims to cut the retiree benefits of city employees and is asking tax-exempt institutions such as hospitals and universities to boost the voluntary payments they make in lieu of taxes to help close a $30 million budget shortfall....
SanDisk Corporation Announces $1 Million for STEM Scholarships
The SanDisk Scholars Fund will award scholarships of up to $10,000 to women, Latino, and African-American students pursuing careers in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics....
In the latest installment of our Alliance@PND series, Caroline Hartnell talks with Stephanie Shirley and Roberta d'Eustachio, of Ambassadors for Philanthropy.... 
Laura Barooshian and William Jenczyk of consultancy DiCicco, Gulman & Co. explain why private foundations should want to be audited....
PND spoke with the co-founder of Venture Philan-
Founded in 2010, Code for America works to transform city governments across America by enlisting the nation's most promising developers to apply Web 2.0 principles to civic problems....
In the first of a series of four posts, Demos senior fellow Michael Edwards suggests it's time to debate the outcomes the sector seeks, not just how to measure the ones it's already selected....
