Nonprofits

Alford: Spending priorities continue to divide Capitol

The members of the coalition, some of whom met last week, are opposed to busting the state’s constitutionally created spending cap for the current fiscal year and the next. They view this tax relief plan as a responsible alternative.

From Nespresso to Radio Flyer, the number of B Corps is surging 

The number of new B Corporations more than doubled in 2022, with more than 2,047 companies getting the certification, signifying a banner year for the stakeholder capitalist movement, Inc. reports.  

Beaux Jones tapped to lead The Water Institute 

Following the death of Justin Ehrenwerth, Beaux Jones has been tapped to lead The Water Institute of the Gulf. 

‘LaPolitics’: Interest in governor’s race running high

There’s an incredible amount of interest in the governor’s race this year. In fact, there are already more than a dozen forums scheduled inside and outside of the state.

LSU partners with nonprofit to provide mental health services to food and beverage workers 

Food and beverage workers in Louisiana will have access to free mental health counseling under a partnership between LSU and Southern Smoke Foundation, a nonprofit that works with hospitality industry workers nationwide.

BRAF launches division aimed at supporting area nonprofits  

The Baton Rouge Area Foundation is launching a new division aimed at strengthening nonprofit organizations in the region.
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Louisiana group says excessive tort costs deprived state of 50,000 jobs

Data released Tuesday from the tort reform group Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch says excessive...

PAR commentary: House budget plan is setting the stage for a late-session clash 

Spending plans crafted by Republican leaders in the Louisiana House and approved this week would trade most of the governor’s recommended education investments to instead pay down retirement debt, setting up a financial clash with senators who want a different approach.

Third 225GIVES event ends at midnight; $800K raised so far 

Baton Rouge’s third-ever 24-hour online fundraiser supporting local nonprofits is happening today. 

US Chamber pledges to help small businesses get quicker payment processing 

For small suppliers, slow payments from large companies can be costly. But now, a cohort of corporations have come together to try to balance payment terms so that small firms are treated more equitably, Inc. reports.Â