A recent report finds that engaging with Scripture and giving charitably are central to human flourishing.
Presenting a study on how donor data can create models to predict which donors are most likely to upgrade.
American Philanthropic’s latest resources guides donors through eight questions to help them reflect on and improve their giving habits.
A new study from the American Bible Society shows that “Practicing Christians” and “Bible Users” remain more generous than non-religious Americans—and that this trend held steady through the pandemic.
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The Giving USA 2020 summary was just released, and the findings are not surprising. That’s a good thing.
Exponent Philanthropy surveyed its network of “lean funders” to see how they are responding to COVID-19. Much of it is good, another example of donors shifting in ways that will be valuable beyond the pandemic.
The Foundation for Economic Education, in partnership with a major grant from the John Templeton Foundation, just released the results of a three-year research study on how to communicate to younger audiences ideas about liberty and limited government.
A new study raises questions about the value of thank-you calls for nonprofits. The study, however, has several outstanding questions.
Access to internet, among other trends, is leading to decreased migration as more Americans stay put in their hometowns.