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.

A new report reveals that intentional, long-term planning and clean data can double DAF revenue and boost donor retention ...

After a long career in leadership positions at some of the most consequential foundations in the country, Fay Twersky, ...

MEND NJ, which provides fresh food for those in need in Essex County, N.J., saw demand for food spike during the pandemic, and the need hasn’t abated. But back then, an influx of federal funds helped ...

A professor sees the Southern Poverty Law Center indictment and similar actions as a broader shift toward more aggressive ...

Government funding cuts, fiercer competition for foundation grants, rising costs, and legal threats are among the pressures bearing down on nonprofits today and stress-testing them in ways few ...

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

The new strategy comes even as President Donald Trump's administration has singled out the Soros family, accusing them of ...