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Alex Daniels

Senior Editor, Foundations

Before joining the Chronicle in 2013, Alex covered Congress and national politics for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He covered the 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns and reported extensively about Walmart Stores for the Little Rock paper.Alex was an American Political Science Association congressional fellow and also completed Paul Miller Washington Reporting and International Reporting Project fellowships.

New Anti-Defamation League Leader Reflects on Paris Attacks

Social-policy guru and former White House official Jonathan Greenblatt sees tremendous pressure building on the Jewish community in Europe.

Donor-Advised Funds Continue Rapid Growth

Grants from community foundations increased the most, says a new study from the National Philanthropic Trust.

Helmsley Charitable Trust Gets New CEO With Business Experience

Stephanie Cuskley previously served as chief executive of NPower, which provides technology assistance to charities. She also has worked for investment banks including Drexel Burnham Lambert and JPMorgan Chase.

New Family Foundations Are Less Focused on Regional Giving, Study Finds

New Family Foundations Are Less Focused on Regional Giving, Study Finds

Almost 70 percent of family funds were created within the past 25 years, and founders of the newer funds plan to keep giving, says study.

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Mystery Money: the Art of Seeking Gifts From Donor-Advised Funds

Billions of dollars are available, but the lack of a paper trail makes it difficult for nonprofits to target pitches. Here are ways to cut through the fog.

How Donor-Advised Fund Holders Think About Gifts

Most have a “good sense” of where they want their donations to go, according to a study that offers a rare glimpse into their thoughts on philanthropy. Plus, how men and women differ in planning and making gifts. 

Moore Foundation’s New Leader Aims to Calm Staff Turmoil After Tough Year

Harvey Fineberg shares his thoughts on the use of consultants, why fossil-fuel divestment isn’t on his agenda, and a controversial telescope project.

American Jewish World Service’s Leader to Step Aside

Ruth Messinger built the organization into a fundraising powerhouse and a successful advocate for hot-button causes globally.

New Leader at Cummings Brings Experience With Family Boards

Sharon Alpert takes over the New York foundation as it seeks stability after the previous president was ousted by heirs.

New IRS Rule Likely to Make Impact Investing Easier

The agency offers guidance to grant makers just days before Kresge announces it will commit 10 percent of assets to social investing.