Budget Oversight Fight (Philippines): Civil society groups say they’ve been sidelined from House scrutiny of the proposed P7.2-trillion 2027 national budget, with CODE-NGO alleging they’re “seen-zoned” when they ask questions. Public Health & Harm Reduction (Canada): British Columbia cancelled Vancouver Coastal Health’s planned overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken St., ending months of uncertainty around the non-profit operator RainCity Housing. Community Fundraising (US): Duluth DEVO raised support for its mountain-biking program for kids and teens, drawing 70 cyclists and more than 300 student-athletes served last year. Suicide Awareness (US): Living Hope, a Christian non-profit, is hosting two free suicide awareness events for September. Charity Integrity (Qatar/Charity sector): Qatar’s RACA held a forum on updated money-laundering and terrorist-financing risk assessments and what they mean for non-profits’ governance and transparency. Research Leadership (US nonprofit healthcare): UT MD Anderson named interim president Jeffrey E. Lee as Peter Pisters retires, highlighting a major capital expansion and philanthropic campaign. Nonprofit Funding Misuse Probe (US): A Florida grand jury report says $10M was misappropriated from a healthcare settlement into the Hope Florida Foundation, later funneled toward political activity. Education Access (Philippines): AuroraPH helped Biaan Aeta Integrated School add solar power and Wi‑Fi, expanding learning for indigenous Aeta students. Volunteer Need (New Zealand): Tongariro National Trout Centre Society says it needs funding and volunteers to keep its education-focused site afloat.