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AmazonSmile
The demise of AmazonSmile

Amazon announced last week the end of its AmazonSmile program. While no nonprofit will suffer significantly, there is a downside to this decision.

Carter Skeel / 4 min read
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Planning for the year ahead

Do you have a fundraising plan for 2023? It’s not too late—and it’s critically important. Here’s a crash course.

Austin Detwiler / 6 min read

Carnegie
The peculiar evolution of Carnegie’s Libraries

Inspired by benefits he enjoyed from the library, Andrew Carnegie funded the creation of over 2,500 libraries around the world. Where are they now?

Jonathan Hannah / 4 min read
arabella
Gates, Soros, and Ford Foundations Pushing Policy Through Arabella’s “Dark Money” Machine

New filings reveal how three of the largest foundations in the world are using Washington’s top “dark money” lobbying network to change policy in America, providing further evidence that the Left has weaponized charity to advance an elite political agenda.

Hayden Ludwig / 3 min read

anonymous
An ode to the anonymous donor

American generosity is best demonstrated in the complete charity of anonymously giving gifts large and small to fundraising efforts on street corners.

Jonathan Hannah / 2 min read
integrated calendar
Five reasons why your organization needs an integrated calendar

With many demands on your time, creating an integrated calendar for your direct response communications may not top the list of your priorities. Here’s why it should.

Karen Garven / 3 min read

unsolicited proposal
When to send an unsolicited proposal

Building a relationship is certainly the preferred route for getting a grant. But short of that, an unsolicited proposal may be just the trick to get a grant.

James Davenport / 2 min read
top articles
Looking back: top articles from 2022

As we head into a new—and difficult—year, let’s look back at some of our best articles to help strengthen your fundraising and inspire your work as a fundraiser or a donor.

Austin Detwiler / 5 min read

stewardship
5 ways to boost your donor stewardship in 2023

Whether the economy is hurting or thriving, your current donors are your nonprofit’s most valuable resource. How can you best steward those donors to renew and increase their giving?

Joe Garecht / 4 min read
emptying
Hard work and self gift
Austin Detwiler / 2 min read



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