The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple ... more The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple effects at the state level from federal budget cutbacks, government efforts to tax or further regulate nonprofits, scandals involving a few organizations or their leaders, and efforts to limit nonprofits' right to lobby and advocate for their causes. But the future also holds a number of opportunities for nonprofits, including the increased clout of nonprofits acting together as a sector; partnership initiatives with nonprofits by North Carolina' s governor and chief executives in other states, legislative measures to increase charitable giving and reduce red tape, state-level summits following up on the president' s push for increased volunteerism, and a reservoir of public trust in nonprofits. North Carolina' s experience may predict the future dangers and opportunities in other states.
In the Works: Study of North Carolina's For-Profit Hospitals; State and Amtrak Investigate Rail Service Improvements in North Carolina; Montgomery County's TDR Program - an Update; New Newspaper Starts Publishing
Short reports including: STUDY OF NORTH CAROLINA'S FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS: The North Carolina C... more Short reports including: STUDY OF NORTH CAROLINA'S FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS: The North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research, Inc. is a private, non-profit policy research organization which examines and reports on policy issues affecting citizens of North Carolina. Currently, the Center is studying the development of for-profit hospitals in North Carolina.; STATE AND AMTRAK INVESTIGATE RAIL SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA: More rail passenger service for North Carolina? Amtrak and the North Carolina Department of Transportation think it is a possibility.; MONTGOMERY COUNTY'S TDR PROGRAM - AN UPDATE: How is the transfer of development rights (TDR) program working out in Montgomery County one year after the first receiving areas were designated? Very well, according to the planners responsible for its design and implementation.; NEW NEWSPAPER STARTS PUBLISHING: As of this spring, North Carolinians have a new and different kind of newspaper to read. The North Carolina ...
The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple ... more The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple effects at the state level from federal budget cutbacks, government efforts to tax or further regulate nonprofits, scandals involving a few organizations or their leaders, and efforts to limit nonprofits' right to lobby and advocate for their causes. But the future also holds a number of opportunities for nonprofits, including the increased clout of nonprofits acting together as a sector; partnership initiatives with nonprofits by North Carolina' s governor and chief executives in other states, legislative measures to increase charitable giving and reduce red tape, state-level summits following up on the president' s push for increased volunteerism, and a reservoir of public trust in nonprofits. North Carolina' s experience may predict the future dangers and opportunities in other states.
The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple ... more The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple effects at the state level from federal budget cutbacks, government efforts to tax or further regulate nonprofits, scandals involving a few organizations or their leaders, and efforts to limit nonprofits' right to lobby and advocate for their causes. But the future also holds a number of opportunities for nonprofits, including the increased clout of nonprofits acting together as a sector; partnership initiatives with nonprofits by North Carolina' s governor and chief executives in other states, legislative measures to increase charitable giving and reduce red tape, state-level summits following up on the president' s push for increased volunteerism, and a reservoir of public trust in nonprofits. North Carolina' s experience may predict the future dangers and opportunities in other states.
In the Works: Study of North Carolina's For-Profit Hospitals; State and Amtrak Investigate Rail Service Improvements in North Carolina; Montgomery County's TDR Program - an Update; New Newspaper Starts Publishing
Short reports including: STUDY OF NORTH CAROLINA'S FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS: The North Carolina C... more Short reports including: STUDY OF NORTH CAROLINA'S FOR-PROFIT HOSPITALS: The North Carolina Center for Public Policy Research, Inc. is a private, non-profit policy research organization which examines and reports on policy issues affecting citizens of North Carolina. Currently, the Center is studying the development of for-profit hospitals in North Carolina.; STATE AND AMTRAK INVESTIGATE RAIL SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA: More rail passenger service for North Carolina? Amtrak and the North Carolina Department of Transportation think it is a possibility.; MONTGOMERY COUNTY'S TDR PROGRAM - AN UPDATE: How is the transfer of development rights (TDR) program working out in Montgomery County one year after the first receiving areas were designated? Very well, according to the planners responsible for its design and implementation.; NEW NEWSPAPER STARTS PUBLISHING: As of this spring, North Carolinians have a new and different kind of newspaper to read. The North Carolina ...
The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple ... more The challenges facing nonprofits in North Carolina and most states include devolution and ripple effects at the state level from federal budget cutbacks, government efforts to tax or further regulate nonprofits, scandals involving a few organizations or their leaders, and efforts to limit nonprofits' right to lobby and advocate for their causes. But the future also holds a number of opportunities for nonprofits, including the increased clout of nonprofits acting together as a sector; partnership initiatives with nonprofits by North Carolina' s governor and chief executives in other states, legislative measures to increase charitable giving and reduce red tape, state-level summits following up on the president' s push for increased volunteerism, and a reservoir of public trust in nonprofits. North Carolina' s experience may predict the future dangers and opportunities in other states.
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