Energy Policy & Non-Profits: Philippines power co-ops warned that scrapping “system loss” charges could stall rural electrification unless the national government covers the cost via subsidies, while they back removing VAT on the charges. Housing & Homelessness: San Diego renewed and expanded its freeway encampment-clearing agreement with Caltrans, adding graffiti/weeds/tree trimming and citing hundreds moved into housing. Legal Aid for Migrants: The Acacia Center for Justice says a federal contract expiring could leave thousands of unaccompanied children without legal representation, with $65M in withheld payments blamed. Health & Patient Advocacy: A Malaysian lung-cancer surgeon and founder of Lung Cancer Network Malaysia joined IASLC’s global advisory council, pushing earlier diagnosis beyond the “only smokers” misconception. Human Rights & Environment: Amnesty and partners urged Shell to answer for Niger Delta pollution after internal documents alleged chronic pipeline failures and unresolved cleanup costs. Anti-Trafficking: IJM called for stronger government–civil society–media–survivor partnerships to sustain Ghana’s fight against human trafficking. Community Services: Lexington’s Hope Center highlighted rising costs and its push to broaden donor support while helping people transition out of homelessness. Sports Governance: FIFA’s private-equity World Cup stake plan collapsed amid European boycott threats and internal FIFA fallout, underscoring how non-profit sports governance is being tested.