44 Percent of Nonprofits Have No Plans to Mitigate Losses From Canceled Fundraising Events
Three-quarters of nonprofits said they have adjusted messaging in their current fundraising appeals to acknowledge the coronavirus pandemic, according to an informal survey.
By Eden Stiffman
Senior Editor
What One Nonprofit Has Learned About Telework After a Bumpy Start
San Francisco Baykeeper has started video coffee hours and happy hours to stay connected as employees work from home.
By Jim Rendon
Executive Editor
3 Phases of Nonprofit Needs: What to Expect
As the scale of the crisis nonprofits face becomes apparent, the need can be paralyzing. Recognizing that there are three distinct funding needs can help grant makers take action: Response — emergency funding that keeps an organization going for the next month or allows it to serve immediate needs…
Karl Hofmann says consumer-powered health care can help push this forward.
Pew Charitable Trusts Names the Successor to Its Longtime Leader (Transitions)
Also, New Media Ventures hires its next president, and Bill Gates is stepping down from his board roles at Microsoft and Berkshire Hathaway to dedicate more time to his $50 billion foundation.
By M.J. Prest
Senior Editor, Solutions
Senate Bill Would Create ‘Universal Deduction’ and Expand in Loans for Nonprofits
Much of the loan money would be forgiven with certain exceptions, according to an analysis of the legislation by the National Council of Nonprofits.
By dan.parks
Contributor
Top Foundations Unite to Give Charities More Freedom Over Grants
A group that includes Ford made the move quickly so nonprofits can focus on services and remain financially stable amid the coronavirus scare.
By Alex Daniels
Contributor
Survival of Arts Groups Threatened by the Impact of Coronavirus
Small arts organizations and especially those that focus on people of color are particularly worried. Some organizations are racing to provide help: A Colorado fund this week mailed up to $6,000 to every organization it has supported in the past 18 months, with no applications need.
By Jim Rendon and Maria Di Mento
Companies Change Giving and Volunteer Efforts in Wake of Coronavirus
Businesses are looking for new ways to offer pro bono services that help struggling businesses. Plus they are protecting their workers’ health by cutting back direct volunteer efforts. But it is unclear whether corporate generosity will continue as the economy tumbles.
By Alex Daniels
Contributor
Nonprofits Seek $60 Billion Federal Aid Package
A letter endorsed by more than 50 nonprofit groups says that many charities will face a substantial strain due to increased demand for services.
By dan.parks
Contributor