Where Most Needed

American Red Cross: The CEO Model Has Failed

New CEO Mark Everson has resigned after six months on the job for having relations with a chapter executive in Mississippi (giving new meaning to Katrina relief).  But the Red Cross has made its greatest strides under interim leadership over the last decade, calling into question whether the organization really needs a high profile chief—and whether they can find one.

New United Way Rules Devastate a Small Service Agency

A shift of priorities to teens and consumer credit counseling leaves people with disabilities behind.  It's too bad they can't keep up in a competitive world. 

YMCA Camp Ruled Recreational, Not Religious

Colorado board says that the center is subject to up to $2.5 million in back taxes since 2002. 

Christians Want to Take Back the YMCA

After decades of emphasis on inclusiveness and physical fitness, some local Ys are putting renewed emphasis on their Christian roots and are delving into support groups for addiction and eating disorders.