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Eaton Fire Survivors Take Their Fight to Sacramento: Why the Proposed Utility Bailout Matters

ALTADENA, Calif. | August 27, 2026 About 50 Eaton Fire survivors and allies traveled from Altadena to Sacramento this week with one clear message: California should not rewrite wildfire liability rules in the final days of the legislative session without public bill language, meaningful review, and the direct involvement of the people whose lives will be affected. What began as a quickly organized bus trip became a powerful demonstration of survivor leadership. Members of the Every Fire Survivor's Network gathered outside the Governor's Mansion on Monday evening, then joined allied survivor groups at the State Capitol on Tuesday for a press conference and meetings with legislators. Altadena Talks Foundation is sharing this update because the decisions now being negotiated in Sacramento could affect the rights, recovery, and financial security of fire-impacted families for years to come. The central question is simple: Should a multibillion-dollar wildfire liability ...

Starts October 21! Earn a 2026 Certificate in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Marketing & Fundraising 💻

The 2026 Certificate in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Marketing & Fundraising program provides an honest, practical approach to using AI for nonprofit marketing and fundraising—and illuminates why AI literacy is a must-have skill for 2026 and onward. http://dlvr.it/TTyjQm

[Free Webinar] An Introduction to Agentic AI for Nonprofits

Join this free webinar on September 16 to learn why smartest first move isn’t chasing agents; it’s setting up well-configured AI assistants. Assistants are practical, low-risk, and available today. They’re also the training ground for everything agentic AI is about to ask of your organization: clean data, clear guardrails, and a communications strategy that protects donor trust. http://dlvr.it/TTwMVK

15 Job Boards for Nonprofit Professionals Worldwide

The U.S. nonprofit job market is tightening primarily due to a loss of federal grants, increasing competition for foundation and corporate grants, and individual donors giving less in response to economic instability. Add to that the worries over AI replacing workers, and 2026 has been a challenging year for do-gooders across the globe. http://dlvr.it/TTvzpm

5 Ways Nonprofits Can Grow Revenue From the Recurring Donors They Already Have

97% of the value a sustainer will give arrives after their first recurring gift. That figure comes from analysis in The Rise of Sustainable Giving, comparing the average recurring gift to the long-term value of a recurring donor. The first gift is not the finish line. It is the down payment. http://dlvr.it/TTtzpW

LA County Confirms Edison Caused Eaton Fire

  Los Angeles County Officially Determines Southern California Edison Caused the Eaton Fire as Wildfire Liability Debate Continues in Sacramento On August 4, 2026, the Los Angeles County Fire Department released its official investigation into the Eaton Fire, concluding that the January 7, 2025 wildfire was caused by electrical arcing from an out-of-service Southern California Edison (SCE) transmission tower in Eaton Canyon. According to the report, investigators determined that two electrical arcing events from the transmission equipment ignited dry vegetation beneath the tower, ultimately leading to one of the most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County history. The fire claimed 19 lives, destroyed more than 9,400 homes and structures, and burned more than 14,000 acres across Altadena and surrounding communities. Reuters and the Associated Press independently confirmed the report's findings following its public release. Southern California Edison has stated that it is review...

[On Demand] Our 2026 Certificate in Digital Marketing & Fundraising Program 👩🏽‍💻

Customized for nonprofits with limited time and financial resources, the certificate program covers the fundamentals of of website and email marketing, online fundraising, and social media for nonprofits. The certificate program provides six hours of training and costs $189 USD. http://dlvr.it/TTphkk