By: Emily Haynes – May 23, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy One third of wealthy donors — 35 percent — expect to change their giving strategy over the next two years, according to a new study of high-net-worth investors. Of...
By: Kristen Griffith – May 6, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy GIVEDIRECTLY GiveDirectly plans to launch a guaranteed-income program in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. Charitable efforts that give cash directly to people in need so they can do whatever...
By: Dan Parks – May 4, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy ALEJANDRA VILLA LORACA, NEWSDAY RM, GETTY IMAGES Online giving to nonprofits increased by an average of 3 percent in 2021, according to a new study by M+R,...
By: Dan Parks – May 4, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy Worrisome economic developments that could hurt fundraising continue to proliferate as inflation drags on, the stock market swoons, and new data shows that the economy contracted in...
By: Emily Finchum-Mason, University of Washington – May 10,2022 – The Chronicle of Philathropy KLAUS VEDFELT, GETTY IMAGES With most foundations, the board of directors, and top executives set all funding priorities. Nonprofits seeking money from those funders, in turn, must demonstrate...
By: M.J. Prest – May 11, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy ANTRANIK TAVITIAN, IMAGN DTE Energy, Gilbert Family Foundation, and ProMedica have committed $20 million to establish the Detroit Home Repair Fund, which will make grants to 1,000...
By: Dan Parks – April 27, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy ANGELA N., WIKIMEDIA COMMONS More than 500 organizations have endorsed the idea of a permanent White House office focusing on the nonprofit field. Bipartisan legislation introduced in...
By Dan ParksAPRIL 20, 2022 Muslim Americans gave $1.8 billion last year to meet their religious obligation to help the poor, according to a new study by the Muslim Philanthropy Initiative at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy....
By Emily Haynes APRIL 20, 2022 – The Chronicle of Philanthropy Giving inched up 2.7 percent during the last three months of 2021 compared with that same period in 2020, according to a new release of fundraising data. At the same...
From The Chronicle of Philanthropy By Dan Parks MARCH 15, 2022 A raft of troubling economic developments — stubborn inflation, a bear market for stocks, and sagging consumer confidence — have clouded the environment for nonprofits just as they were...
