In the wake of the Hamas terrorist attacks, megadonors are ditching universities in droves—and showing it’s high time for a reckoning with progressive political capture of higher education.
A recent study from Giving USA indicates choppy fundraising waters ahead, but a strong monthly giving program can provide the sense of belonging your donors are looking for.
A recent study shows that, since its pandemic peak, charitable giving has fallen—and competition for donations has grown. What does this mean for your nonprofit in the new year?
The Center for Civil Society has a new website and a renewed commitment to helping nonprofit fundraisers strengthen civil society.
Are you scared to bring up planned giving with donors? Instead of putting it off for now (or forever), get started talking to donors about estate gifts.
When in doubt, keep reaching out! Repetition is a powerful tool for getting through to your donors and convincing them to give.
The decline in faith in America and the rise in loneliness can both be traced back to fathers—or the lack thereof.
The Independent Women’s Forum is uniting right and left in a bipartisan fight for women’s fundamental rights that’s still somehow controversial.
By cultivating a sense of belonging and emotional investment in your donors, you can build a community that will stick with your nonprofit through thick and thin.
By taking a step back and letting your employees choose how they work best, you’ll multiply your organization’s impact tenfold.