Navigating philanthropy in 2021
If the nonprofit sector is going to continue to thrive through 2021, philanthropists need to ward off “philanthropy fatigue.”
Read MoreIf the nonprofit sector is going to continue to thrive through 2021, philanthropists need to ward off “philanthropy fatigue.”
Read MoreBoard members are now debating the precautions they will take to meet in person. But one thing is clear: The board will meet in person sometime soon – for the first time since Covid-19.
Read MoreRecognizing donors is an essential part of your job. So, how do you acknowledge contributions from donor-advised funds?
Read MorePursuing transformational gifts from a select group of interested and capable donors is not only the best way to achieve your annual fundraising goals, but it can also catalyze further growth and stability for the future.
Read MoreIndividual donors make up nearly 80% of charitable gifts, but some nonprofits are missing out on this wealth of giving. This Chronicle post gives advice on building up your individual donor program.
Read MoreDemonstrating credibility is one of the most important factors in a grant proposal. You may be surprised to learn what parts play important roles in illustrating your organization’s credibility.
Read MoreCollaborative technology is incredible. It can empower people across locations to share their individual ideas and build on others’ ideas. The whole can be greater than the sum of the parts.
Read MoreNonprofits have a special status in our society. Because they’re tax-exempt organizations and working in the public’s service, it’s vital that they operate with complete transparency and lean into social good.
Read MoreThe Biden administration has been pitching the President’s new tax plan as a boon for nonprofits — since it is likely to inspire wealthy Americans to give more of their assets to charity to offset their tax bills.
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