Personal face-to-face solicitation is the best way to raise the most money from the leading donor source—individuals. Part 2 of a series.

The Gates Foundation’s new vision draws attention to several critical areas.

Many understand that giving and volunteering are linked, but do they know just how close that link is? This study is a must-read.

Two recent reports from Australian organizations frame the difficult challenges faced by policymakers, but offer a learning opportunity for U.S. lawmakers.

Catholic Charities is opening doors for youth running from a violent past in Central America.

Rather than relying on big institutional investors, one Social Impact Bond advocate has an idea for democratizing SIB funding.

A recent report on SIBs from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives provides useful data and some provocative ideas.

When should a nonprofit demand its contract partners—in this case, the City of Boston—sacrifice their staff members’ right of free speech?

When survivors of a horrific genocide are a “finite group,” how can we preserve and learn from their stories when they’re gone?

America’s schools perform better than new headlines tell us they do. A recently released report challenges the framework of our national school reform effort.

Even as Prime Minister Modi welcomed President Obama to India’s Republic Day ceremony, PBS News summarized some of the dilemmas of the “New India.”

UK nonprofits hope donating via tapping will eliminate “chuggers.”