A recent study suggests that donors might choose more impactful organizations to support if someone else pays for the data.
Outsourcing Cost of ‘Impact’ Data Could Mean 13 Percent More Bang for Every Charitable Buck
New Survey Highlights Concerns of Black Women Voters
A new survey highlights the concerns and insights of Black women voters, and the disproportionate burdens they are facing.
Design Thinking: Learnings from Holding Space with Liberatory Leaders
NPQ’s series on Liberatory Leadership as a practice continues with a consideration of how to hold space for our collective liberation.
In Hortman Killing, an Opportunity for Right-Wing Disinformation
The assassination of Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman created a feeding frenzy for disinformation.
How Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Hurts Youth Mental Health
Trump’s spending and tax legislation, currently pending in the Senate, will hurt youth mental health, just as a new report shows how young people desperately need services.
How How Do New Yorkers Feel About Mamdani’s Win in NYC’s Mayoral Primary?
New Yorkers reflect on Zohran Mamdani’s surprise win in the New York City mayoral primary election.
Donor Base Continues to Decline, FEP Report Says
Even as overall dollars raised by nonprofits increased last year, the number of donors giving dropped for the fourth year in a row, marking a worrying trend in grassroots fundraising.
Holding the Line for LGBTQ+ Youth: Community, Care, and Resistance
This installment of NPQ’s column Notes from the Frontlines looks at how to support LGBTQ+ youth in a time of crisis.
The Continued Threat to LGTBQ+ Communities—and What Nonprofit Leaders Need to Know
LGBTQ+ leaders and nonprofit workers offer what LGBTQ+ community members need most right now, but nonprofits and funders can do more to help meet those needs.
The Role of Immigrant “Second Responders”—What the LA Wildfires Teach Us
While attention to disasters is often short, recovery takes a long time. Policy and philanthropy need to support second responders, many of whom are immigrants.
Meet the Donor-Advised Funds That Are Meeting the Moment
Amid an unprecedented attack in an already precarious funding landscape, some DAFs provide affirmative examples for how the whole sector should operate.
Openings Arise for State and Local Housing Activists amid Federal Retrenchment
While federal housing cutbacks harm millions, a silver lining is that the federal retrenchment is already providing openings for state and local housing policy gains.