If we can make this $25,000 match, the RBF will donate $2 for every dollar you give us. If we cannot, we lose that second $25,000 completely.

Patrick Rooney has sounded the alarm about a picture of giving in this country that’s so unbalanced it challenges at its essence our understanding of philanthropy.

More choice in discrete technical support services may better meet your specific needs, but additions come at a price. On the other hand, getting everything in one package is convenient, but “no substitutions, please” is the rule.

In something like a virtual group hug, Indiegogo just made it easy to crowdfund a personal cause.

An annual study of physicians indicates where problems lie in healthcare as the implementation of the Affordable Care Act progresses.

Nina Glinski writes for Bloomberg that the rich giving to already-rich institutions is warping our understanding of so-called philanthropy.

The nation’s youngest surgeon general, Vivek Murthy, has been a dedicated activist in the medical nonprofit community.

A viral Twitter campaign offered help to Muslim commuters caught up in the Sydney hostage crisis.

The strategy of giving to charities named “Friends of X” is a mechanism in U.S. philanthropy that’s frequently pursued but not well understood.

The progressive Bay Guardian abruptly announced its shutdown in mid-October, but a successful crowdfunding campaign may write a new end to its story.

In the face of mounting criticism, TFA is seeing fewer applicants each year, resulting in a 25 percent shortfall.

Despite having minute-by-minute information on the ground during 2012’s superstorm, Occupy Sandy got the brushoff from the Red Cross.