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The rapid plummeting of the Combined Federal Campaign’s workplace fundraising has continued unabated despite many attempts at reform, but is that because it is irrevocably fated by the times or because the program has failed to listen even in reform mode?
How does foundation investment in economic development actually impact poverty?
More funding for the nonprofit sector sounds like good news, but there is an underside, says one commentator after another. What’s the big deal, anyway?
Along with the extra $10 million it is passing along to environmental groups, Patagonia serves up a hefty portion of scorn for an administration that it has deemed as harming the sustainability of the planet and our economy.
Will the increasingly prominent trend of declining small donations make itself felt today, on #GivingTuesday?
As we go into intensive fundraising season, some may be wondering about trends they see in individual giving. We want to encourage all of our readers to stay in touch with us on this, so that NPQ can integrate your intelligence into our coverage of the issue. In this article, Dr. Patrick Rooney reveals that small and mid-size donations are falling even as charitable dollars continue to grow, increasing nonprofit dependence on the wealthy few.
In an unprecedented act, philanthropic leaders across the US issued a joint call to protect the investigation of federal Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
Michael Bloomberg’s $1.8 billion gift to Johns Hopkins, his alma mater, is part of a larger trend in which elite universities are seeking to reduce financial barriers to education. However, many schools remain financially far out of reach for most Americans of modest means.
The emphasis of Souls Grown Deep’s work is on self-taught African American artists of the South. But the impact is meant to be felt clear across the nation—by artists, arts leaders, and museum visitors.
A new report shows that, as expected, the growth of donor-advised funds, which include commercial funds, community foundations, and common funds, was close to phenomenal at 27.3 percent over the last year.
There is concern being raised in Missouri about the use of hidden money in the gubernatorial campaign and how closely the candidate worked with the organization supplying the funds for campaign ads.
