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A young boy dressed as a businessman raises his arm in success as his homemade box car is in first place. Both boys are wearing helmets and goggles.
When the Jingle Isn’t the Whole Story

A Kars4Kids lawsuit lays bare how donor trust can be betrayed.

Hearing the Holy Call

An urgent shortage of priests demands a massive outpouring of prayers and support.


Brave Voices Confront Corporate America

Annual shareholder meetings of public corporations are hotbeds of ideological activism against societal norms and traditions—but are the tables turning?

The Bequest Economy: The Driving Force Behind America’s Giving Boom

Planned giving dramatically ups its game for American charities.


Hot Air Balloons in Farmington, New Mexico, they are doing a "touch down" on Farmington Lake for 4th of July celebration.
Giving 4th: Challenging Charitable Giving’s Summer Slump

America’s semiquincentennial marks a perfect opportunity to make charitable giving a new Independence Day tradition.

The help of volunteers helps to donate free food to the starving people.
The Crisis No One Is Talking About . . . Except Valley Nonprofits

The future of the California Central Valley will be determined by the people who live, work, and raise families here.


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Announcing the Heritage Foundation’s “Innovation Prize” Winners

The prominent conservative group awards nearly $1 million to pro-family and ed-reform nonprofits.

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Supreme Court Rules with First Choice Women’s Resource Centers

What the recent Supreme Court ruling means for nonprofit organizations and your rights as a donor.


To Renew the Face of the Earth

Thomas Aquinas College receives a $38 million gift, the largest in its fifty-five-year history.

Funding a Fiat

The Fund for Vocations has received a historic gift, which will enable them to support and expand their efforts to foster religious vocations.




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