Findings from Church Mutual can help guide nonprofits as they navigate 2026 and changes in generational giving.
The existence of bad actors doesn’t make donor-advised funds suspicious “dark money” vehicles.
Bright Shiny Object Syndrome and its effect on the nonprofit sector.
Considering the principle of “subsidiarity” as a way to untangle the complex relationship between philanthropy, power, and justice.
A philanthropic agenda for opportunity and community flourishing.
Nonprofits are helping to spur growth by alleviating the financial burden that comes with religious callings.
Lent lends itself to reflecting on charity and the beloved saint.
In his most recent book, Jonathan Haidt presents a problem. Classical education offers one possible solution.
Direct mail strategy is important, but there’s nothing more reliable than rock-solid tactics—starting with your humble reply envelope.
Like Paul, as a fundraiser you should cast a compelling vision, frame giving as a higher God-given purpose, and cultivate joy in your encouragement to give.
