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Last chance to register! Join us on May 20 for a one-day online workshop in partnership with national QuickBooks trainer, Gregg Bossen. We'll be diving into the platform's essentials specifically tailored for nonprofits. Topics include understanding the software, setting up the

Houston billionaires Nancy and Richard Kinder pledged $150 million through their Kinder Foundation to launch the Kinder Children's Cancer Center, which will be jointly run by these two Houston medical institutions. The donation kicks off a fundraising effort to build the new

Our May 8 #philwebinar explored the importance of monthly giving programs. Read on to learn five elements of well-designed sustainer programs to keep the revenue flowing during times of financial uncertainty. phlnthrp.com/43BqbE7

Do large foundations and mega-donors known as "Big Philanthropy" do as much to divide America as unite it? Yes, says Hali Lee, founder of the Asian Women Giving Circle and co-founder of the Donors of Color Network Network. Join us over on LinkedIn on Tuesday, May 20, at 12:30 p.m. ET when Lee

Letters to the Editor: Two philanthropy leaders weigh in on the Gates Foundation's announcement that it will close. phlnthrp.com/3GVT9pF Borealis Philanthropy FELECIA L. LUCKY

Philanthropist Abigail Disney urged donors and the leaders of major foundations and nonprofits to be braver with their giving in the face of funding freezes and cuts by the Trump administration and said when people act courageously, it encourages others to do the same.

Today we announce the awardees of the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s 2025 Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellowship. Four local newsrooms and one student newspaper have been selected in this fourth year of the fellowship. Each receive a year of training, mentorship, and

How can nonprofit leaders steer their organizations through tough economic times? In our latest episode of the Nonprofits Now podcast, Chronicle CEO @StacyPalmer speaks with Myal Greene, CEO of World Relief about how creating budgets for different scenarios can enable nonprofits

How can nonprofit leaders steer their organizations through tough economic times? In our latest episode of the Nonprofits Now podcast, Chronicle CEO @StacyPalmer speaks with Aisha Benson, head of the Nonprofit Finance Fund (@Nonprofit Finance Fund), as she offers advice based on nearly three

First Rebecca van Bergen built a successful nonprofit that supports female artisans in low-income countries. Now she and her enterprise, Nest Inc. are turning their attention to craftswomen in the United States. A partnership with Etsy has been transformative.

Opinion: To fight the tax bill, the nonprofit sector should consider reform — not scare tactics. Wealthy foundations and nonprofits need a new strategy that includes acknowledging that the charitable sector is in serious need of change and then coming up with politically viable

In the last few months, billionaire donors have publicly revolted against institutions they previously supported, promising to withdraw funding over perceived flaws in policies at those organizations. The highly publicized pushback may cause other donors to take a similar stance

Opinion: Shuttering the @GatesFoundation misses a big opportunity. Gates should instead complement his admirable decision to stop preserving the foundation’s endowment by ensuring a longer life for its institutional, operating side. Heron Foundation phlnthrp.com/4kv5xer

Direct mail and its descendants — with their audience segmenting and Zip-code targeting — trained nonprofit supporters to accept a passive role in causes they care about. The way forward puts them back at the center of the work, writes fundraiser Responsive Fundraising for #TheCommons.

The Trump administration has moved swiftly to cut off federal funding to dozens of community groups that implement programs on the ground, including apprenticeship-readiness programs designed for women, anti-harassment training, and child care and transportation support for

The tax bill that passed the House Thursday would sharply escalate taxes on foundations and universities and reduce giving incentives for companies — ultimately costing charities tens of billions of dollars. Philanthropy is fighting back. phlnthrp.com/4dyGB3N

Opinion: Recent article criticizing Community Impact Coalition misses the mark. The coalition’s members provide real benefits to the country, which the article ignores. Marc Cadin @finseca HCPA Community Impact Coalition phlnthrp.com/4krk62M

How can nonprofit leaders steer their organizations through tough economic times? In our latest episode of the Nonprofits Now podcast, Chronicle CEO stacy palmer speaks with Myal Greene, CEO of World Relief, about how creating budgets for different scenarios can enable nonprofits

Millennial donors are giving more per year than older Gen Xers, a new report finds. An increase in religion might be part of the explanation — both millennials and Gen Z say they attend in-person religious services at rates that are far higher than those of older generations.

New research suggests learning to speak donors' love languages forges lasting ties between nonprofits and their supporters. Here are some science-backed ways you can help donors develop genuine feelings of love for your cause — and inspire them to give more.…