CharityWatch

Fiscal sponsorships have become one of the least transparent areas of the nonprofit sector. While many serve legitimate charitable purposes, existing IRS and audit reporting rules often make it difficult for donors, watchdog organizations, journalists, and regulators to determine how charitable dollars ultimately flow through sponsored projects. A bill now

A California human services charity has come under scrutiny after The Los Angeles Times reported that its longtime chief executive received more than $1.6 million in salary and vacation pay over a two-year period, far exceeding the comp...

A California nonprofit that grew from just $25,500 in annual revenue in 2018 to more than $5 million in 2024 has come under scrutiny after a Los...

Ben Kemper: The two main factors that we consider when it comes to issuing a letter grade rating to a charity is, number one, how efficiently are they fundraising? And number two, how much of their money each year is spent on the programs that the organization exists to support.

A recent investigation by The Athletic, a publication of The New York Times, examined allegations involving ESPN NFL Draft analyst Matt Miller. The report