Matthew Gerken
So much grantmaking is hindered by unnecessary bureaucracy. Here are four ways for foundations to cut out the fat and make their grantmaking efficient—and grantee-friendly.
The pandemic has encouraged foundations to adopt new “grantee-friendly” processes. These should stick around after the pandemic. The first in a two-part series.
In light of the economic impact of the coronavirus, the U.S. Senate just passed a $2 trillion relief act. Here are the five items that affect nonprofits.
The current economic downturn leaves many organizations exposed to market volatility. How should you prepare—or have prepared—for a bear market?
Do you have 20 minutes for a quick fix to improve your fundraising? Here’s how to improve your planned-giving language!
Should you listen to your board when they start recommending that you reach out to younger donor audiences?
A new study by Nonprofit Management & Leadership investigates the best job titles for fundraisers. The crucial thing is that they avoid jargon and put the donor first.
A new study raises questions about the value of thank-you calls for nonprofits. The study, however, has several outstanding questions.
In the wake of the fire damaging the Cathedral of Notre Dame, philanthropic elites pledged hundreds of millions of dollars in support of restoration. Is this a good use of philanthropic funds?