Recent hires include Fulton Bank, Fulton Theatre and McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC.

Recent hires and promotions include Eckert Seamans, Investment Real Estate and the Junior League of Lancaster

Goodwill Keystone Area announced its new president and CEO who will lead the nonprofit across its 22-county footprint in central and southeastern Pennsylvania. 

The boards of two Lancaster County-based, Federally Qualified Health Centers approved a merger between the nonprofit organizations they say will help provide accessible, affordable and integrated care to Lancaster and Lebanon counties.

Family First Health is poised to increase access to health care for students at York City’s Hannah Penn K-8 school, and their families, through a $2 million grant.

Donations to nonprofit organizations, including big names like the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association, are dropping as Americans give less due to pandemic-fueled job losses and fears of getting laid off. 

A historic office building in downtown York is getting its first tenant since being renovated by a local developer.

Every article of clothing that Corey Wolfe wore to his job interview for an executive director position at Re-Source York was second-hand. And it was a fact that he told his interviewers proudly.

Eight nonprofits in York County were awarded part of an $186,000 pool of grant funding through a new fund focused on supporting nonprofit organizations helping the county through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Rite Aid Foundation’s newest executive director brings more than two decades of experience in philanthropic organizations, the nonprofit said on Tuesday.

More than 30 leaders and organizations have been named finalists this year.

Nonprofits like Harrisburg-based Joshua House and Caitlin’s Smiles were two of 481 organizations nationally to receive funding in The Rite Aid Foundation’s 2020 KidCents class.

Lancaster-based marketing firm and publisher Fig Industries is looking for a nonprofit to partner with for next year.

A love for the Harrisburg community drew Blake Lynch to a career with the Harrisburg Bureau of Police. His work with local nonprofits has let him utilize those relationships to benefit both his career and the organizations he helps.

Tax experts agree: adjusting to new accounting standards and the effects of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act can make the nonprofit world more confusing – and challenging. Here are some tips to help ensure your nonprofit, one of more than 13,000 operating in Pennsylvania, maintains the strong financial backing it needs to continue its meaningful work while meeting today’s state and federal regulations.