Our communities are shaped and strengthened by the people who dedicate their time, talent, and energy to the collective good. This spotlight series is dedicated to the community leaders, professionals, volunteers, and philanthropists who drive the mission-driven sector forward.

The July digest delivers good news on the National Council of Nonprofits’ federal court case verdict which orders the Trump administration to stop its unlawful rewriting of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program and details on the major housing affordability bill that became law earlier this week. Plus the Office of Management and Budget’s newly proposed grant rules spark outcry with over 100K comments from nonprofits.

Our communities are shaped and strengthened by the people who dedicate their time, talent, and energy to the collective good. We are thrilled to launch a special spotlight series dedicated to the community leaders, professionals, volunteers, and philanthropists who drive the mission-driven sector forward.

For leaders throughout the nonprofit sector, the findings in the CEP’s State of Nonprofits 2026 Report feel like an affirmation: the sector is feeling the burn in this current environment and are seeking new ways to cope.

The June Digest details a recent OMB proposal on federal grant guidelines which would create significant financial risk and instability for federal grantees. A call to action to submit comments on the proposal has been issued. Good news includes a recent ruling against the cancelation of federal funds by the EPA in light of executive orders aimed at renewable energy and diversity initiatives. Plus resources and other lawsuits to keep an eye on.

Logic models are one of those nonprofit essentials that funders frequently request but many organizations find confusing. If you've ever wondered what exactly a logic model is, why you need one, or how to create one, we hosted a webinar that answers all of these questions.

This month, we uplift organizations advancing health access, mental health support, and compassionate care for individuals and families across our communities.

May’s Digest contains good news about a federal ruling declaring that the mass termination of National Endowment for the Humanities grants was unconstitutional, as well as a SCOTUS ruling on Nonprofit Donor Disclosure. Other updates include the Trump administration’s indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center and related ramifications as well as a local look at the bills vetoed by Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia.

Susannah attended the 2026 AFP ICON conference and found a sector in the midst of a massive transformation. The "business as usual" approach to donor engagement has officially retired. In its place is a landscape dominated by AI, shifting tax codes, and a historic transfer of wealth.

This month, we uplift organizations expanding access to housing, supporting individuals and families, and building more equitable, stable communities.

April’s Digest includes a roundup of resources, good news, and a special edition detailing the lawsuits regarding the fundraising pages set up by crowdfunding platforms. Read on for the latest updates on the lawsuits surrounding the overhaul of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program and the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Plus ways to take action and show your support of the sector.

The landscape of digital philanthropy is currently facing a significant legal and ethical reckoning as state regulators and nonprofit advocates challenge the long-standing practices of major crowdfunding platforms. In this Special Update, learn more about the lawsuits and steps to take to protect your organization.

Now is a great time for some “spring cleaning”—a chance to audit, review, and refocus so you can move forward with intention. We asked the Purpose Possible team to share ways organizations can position themselves for success in the coming months.

 This month, we uplift organizations supporting farmers, expanding access to healthy food, and building more resilient, equitable food systems.

Highlighting a second group of women leaders for Women’s History Month!

Part 1 of celebrating and highlighting women leaders in our communities!

Call to Action from AFP, threats to the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) Charity Portal, some good news and wins for the sector, along with a local spotlight for Georgia regarding Crossover Day.

March is a time to recognize and celebrate organizations that serve and are led by women whose leadership continues to shape more just and inclusive communities.

The latest updates and an overview of two ongoing legal cases challenging federally frozen nationwide funds for nonprofits. The digest also offers resources including how to meet with your legislator and an outlook for 2026 Corporate Citizenship in the Philanthropy sector.

Tiffany Reed shares her experience and takeaways from at “A Love Letter to Nonprofits with Vu Le”

February is a time to honor Black history, culture, and lived experiences while celebrating the lasting impact of Black leaders past and present.

Purpose Possible will be closed on Friday, January 30 to give our team the time and space to participate in this collective action, should they choose.

A closer look at the importance of local decisions that will directly shape the resources and stability available to Georgians as the second year of the biennial 2025 - 2026 Legislative Session kicks off. This special edition highlights key issues to keep and eye on and offers resources to keep nonprofit leaders up to date as they plan for 2026 and beyond.

A closer look at the importance of local elections and decisions that will directly shape the resources and stability available to communities in D.C.. This special edition offers recommendations and presents key dynamics nonprofit leaders in D.C. should be tracking as they plan for 2026 and beyond.

The latest updates on the current TANF funding freeze, the SAMHSA funding reversal, and an overview of the ongoing legal challenges posing a threat to the free press. The digest also offers some good news out of Atlanta as well as resources.

Be sure to check out the two special editions of the digest this week in Spotlight on Local for an in depth look at D.C. and Georgia where local elections and decisions will shape the funding landscape for many of our clients.

January is Mentoring & Youth Development Month—a time to celebrate the power of guidance, education, and opportunity in shaping the next generation.

The Atlanta BeltLine asked us to manage a grant program that would direct funds to local artists, pairing them with selected businesses to enhance storefront facades.

Across the two cycles of this project we created several steps to ensure artists were supported, treated fairly, and recognized for their work.

A closer look at the latest updates on the case challenging the Johnson Amendment, an overview of the ins and outs of Trump Accounts, and a bit of good news about a new bipartisan Philanthropy Caucus taking shape in Congress.