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- 1Elon University faculty member publishes book on nonprofit boards●Faculty member publishes new book on nonprofit boards
A faculty member at Elon University has published a new book examining nonprofit boards of directors. The book adds to the university's scholarly output on governance in the nonprofit sector. No further details about the author, title, or contents have been released yet.
- 231 New Funding Opportunities for Agriculture, Climate and Energy▼Agriculture, Climate, Environment, Energy & Food: October 2026 Funding Opportunities (31 new opportunities)
A roundup of 31 new funding opportunities for October 2026 has been released, covering agriculture, climate, environment, energy and food. The list is aimed at researchers, nonprofits and organisations seeking grants in these sectors, gathering deadlines and eligibility details in one place as competition for sustainability and food-security funding continues to grow.
- 3Starting a Nonprofit: What Business Leaders Should Know▼Starting a Nonprofit: What Every Business Leader Should Know
A legal publication has outlined the key steps for business leaders considering launching a nonprofit organization. The guidance covers what executives need to understand before starting a charitable entity, including formation and compliance basics. It is aimed at professionals weighing a move into the nonprofit sector.
- 4Double Edge Theatre leaders praise Live Theater Tax Credit program▼'Grants like this need to become more available': Double Edge Theatre leaders laud Live Theater Tax Credit program
Leaders of Double Edge Theatre, based in Ashfield, Massachusetts, are publicly praising Massachusetts' Live Theater Tax Credit program, which supports nonprofit theater productions. They say such grants need to become more widely available to sustain the regional theater sector. The remarks, reported by local outlets, highlight growing attention to state funding tools that help theaters recover and keep producing live work.
- 5Pew offers nonprofit communicators a guide to AI audiences▼Welcoming machines as audience: A guide for nonprofit communicators thinking about AI
Pew Research Center has published a guide for nonprofit communicators on treating machines as an audience, addressing how organizations should think about AI systems that read and interpret their content. The piece offers practical guidance for the nonprofit sector as artificial intelligence increasingly shapes how information is found and distributed.