Nonprofit organizations are often assumed to be perfectly ethical in their dealings with donors, employees, volunteers and the people they serve, as nonprofits generally exist for altruistic purposes.

Moral injury is rooted in value conflict, where the systems that employ mission-driven individuals begin to demand self-sacrifice at the expense of integrity.

We want to know what you think about nonprofit ethics. As we introduce programming about nonprofits at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, we’re conducting a survey to gather views from a wide ...

New resources, cases, and training opportunities available to all nonprofit organizations. The Social Sector Ethics Program at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics (Santa Clara University) has ...

Nonprofit organizations have long held a reputation for having significantly higher ethical standards than businesses and government. But a report released today by the Ethics Resource Center, in ...

Let's start with some basic broad strokes. The private sector doesn't have an ethical constitution. It's every man and woman for themselves. Many in America abide by a Judaic-Christian set of ...

A dark money group paid $80,000 to Noem’s personal company when she was governor of South Dakota. She did not include this ...

Arts Quincy has been awarded the 2023 Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Nonprofit Ethics. The program recognizes commitment to the highest level of nonprofit ethics and accountability, and Arts ...

A state lawmaker who accepted a position with a nonprofit organization weeks after legislators voted to appropriate $250,000 to the organization did not violate state ethics laws, the Nevada ...