AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHumanitarian Recognition: Michael J. Fox won the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at Emmys 2026 for Parkinson’s research and advocacy, highlighting the role of major non-profit funders like his foundation. Census & Civil Rights: The proposed 2030 Census changes—excluding non-citizens and dropping race/ethnicity questions—drew sharp pushback from civil rights groups, researchers, and data users across public, private, and non-profit sectors. Indigenous Health: Brazil’s Raoni Institute says Indigenous leader Chief Raoni Metuktire has been diagnosed with aggressive digestive-system cancer and is in palliative care. Access to Services: Delavan Public Library received a $5,000 WiLS Ideas to Action Fund grant to reduce barriers to library cards for students, including unhoused and undocumented youth. Education Policy Fight: New York’s move toward federal school choice via non-profit scholarship organizations faces union opposition. Governance Scrutiny: Fiji women’s NGOs criticized the appointment of Pita Wise as Permanent Secretary over an earlier sexual harassment allegation and demanded transparency. Community Giving: A teen’s shoe drive for Soles4Souls has collected 1,913 pairs so far, aiming for 10,000. Local Non-Profit Finance: Dozens of city-by-city rankings spotlight top-revenue non-profits using IRS Form 990 data, underscoring how organizations’ reported funding varies widely by community.
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