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July 2nd
June 11th
- Express tests new banking model: As Seattle's new Express Credit Union makes its official debut this week, it turns the tables and tailors banking specifically to the needs of low-income people. Its new model combines a credit union with policies and products designed to encourage savings, and a non-profit arm that can fund financial education. Accounts can be opened through local community service organizations, where people are already going for help. Will that solve the problem for the estimated 20 percent of King County adults who lack a bank account? Recent legislation tackles some of the excess, but there is also debate about the merits of payday lenders. Meanwhile, Express predicts it will take about four years to become financially sustainable and not need to rely on grants.
June 10th
- Read Write Web: CorpWatch Makes SEC Data Accessible with an API and the CrocTail Application: "With backing from the Sunlight Foundation, non-profit CorpWatch launched CrocTail"
April 16th
- Forbes.com: TechBits package: Forbes runs Associated Press package of technology news, and it includes a short item on OpenSecrets OpenData Initiative. Notes that OpenSecrets is a Sunlight grantee.
January 27th
January 21st
- On The Road To 2008: The End Of The Road: Kirk Dorffer links to Sunlight and talks about his Sunlight Foundation 9;s grant and what it was used for.
January 15th
January 14th
- AED - advocacy grants: The overall goal of the Advocacy and Monitoring Grants is to support projects that inform public opinion and/or develop advocacy campaigns to combat corruption, within the framework of the Moldovan Threshold Country Plan (TCP).
December 12th
December 1st
- Seattle Times: Education gap starts early
- YouTube - Seattle social services agencies talk about how UWKC enables them: Grantees talk about how UWKC helps them succeed, and "What if there were no UWKC?" A short video that Kevin from Microsoft (LE) put together; interviewing some of our downtown agency grantees about United Way of King County?s impact. A rough cut and not an official UWKC production. So amazing of him to make this
November 25th
- Housing homeless saves money - Seattle P-I: published Wednesday, January 9, 2008
- DESC's 1811 Eastlake Project - Housing for Homeless Chronic Alcoholics: DESC's page about 1811 Eastlake includes a comprehensive listing of media coverage with links to many articles. Probably best resource for 1811/Housing First materials.
November 18th
- Nonprofits in trouble | Seattle Times Newspaper Blog: Letter to the editor about economy, positive words for Solid Ground
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