A quiet Treasury proposal threatens the infrastructure that helps thousands of fledgling nonprofits get off the ground.

How Brooklyn Org doubled its donor-advised funds by treating community members as partners, not just prospects.

Many nonprofits have been surprisingly successful responding to government attacks on their freedom to operate.

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The funder pledged to strengthen interfaith partnerships and protect those facing heightened threats in response to the ...

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