The Columbian recently reported on the new film "Uncharitable" and its potential to shift people's perspectives on overhead costs at nonprofits. The movie follows the story of a young woman who discovers the importance of overhead costs in running a successful nonprofit. She learns that the money spent on overhead is essential to the success of the organization and that it should not be viewed as a negative expense. The film also highlights the importance of transparency and accountability when it comes to nonprofit organizations.

Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is hosting a Nonprofit Empowerment Symposium on November 1st at the Prince George’s Community College Center for Performing Arts. The event is organized by the county executive’s Office of Strategic Partnerships and will connect local nonprofits with millions of dollars in grant funding opportunities. The symposium will focus on The C3 Experience, which stands for Connect, Collaborate, and Cultivate relationships. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about grant funding and network with other nonprofits.

A nonprofit organization (NPO) is an organization that serves the public good and is tax-exempt. It does not make a profit, and all revenue available after normal operating expenses is used for the public interest. In the United States, nonprofits can be incorporated or unincorporated, and donations to nonprofits are usually tax-deductible. According to Market Business News, these organizations can be educational, scientific, charitable, literary, religious, a trade or professional organization, etc.