The immigrants rights organization is still in South Philly. The quick move was all thanks to financial support that made it clear "Juntos needs to stay around," said ED Erika Almiron.

Akeem Dixon's Cool Things Wit Cool People column kicks off with two questions on community development and entrepreneurship.

Selling or closing have been basically the only exit options for for-profit businesses, writes columnist Tivoni Devor. But there is a third way — one that could benefit nonprofits.

After a year of planning and design, the social services nonprofit has a new look. Here's what the expect if your org is thinking of taking on the same challenge.

Billy Penn has the details on how Philly will help the people who lived along Gurney Street, most of whom are dealing with homelessness and substance use disorders.

Columnist Tivoni Devor offers three suggestions for professions the city should revive in the modern gig economy.

The nonprofit and coworking space aims to attract or provide resources for 100 startups in the city. Here's how its upcoming pitch competition will jumpstart that effort.

Ecommerce company WebLinc has already taken on two NSC clients as paid interns. The next challenge will be expanding the program to other sectors.

In addition to language and cultural barriers, therapists and counselors "need to really shift from this idea that we are the experts that are fixing the problems in other people’s lives." Here's how three local nonprofits are doing it.

The women-of-color-run company wants to expand its efforts of reaching out to other communities in Philly to provide accessible theater and arts.