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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.

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Trump DEI Investigations Could Target Large Foundations

While Trump criticized DEI in his first administration, his recent executive order targets for-profit and nonprofit government contractors, universities with large endowments, and foundations with assets north of $500 million.

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How Will Philanthropy Respond to Trump’s Deportation Policies?

Trump’s first term triggered a wave of immigration grant making. Where the money will go this time is starting to take shape.

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Jim Canales Made the Barr Foundation an Institutional Powerhouse

The leader of the Boston-based foundation is stepping down after 11 years, having transformed it from a mom-and-pop philanthropy to one of the 25 largest private foundations in the United States.

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Crypto Charity Leader Sentenced for Tax Evasion

Bryan Doreian, a developer of the PIVX cryptocurrency and officer of the $10 billion Sustainable Impact Fund, was sentenced to one year in prison.

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Blue Meridian, a Big-Bet Funder, Promotes Jim Shelton to CEO

The philanthropic collaborative also is placing predecessor Nancy Roob in a new leadership role to grow its grant-making capacity.

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Corporations and Higher Ed Are Backtracking on DEI. Will Foundations Fold?

As companies and universities back away from DEI policies, grant makers that focus on racial equity are bracing for litigation.

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With House Passage of ‘Stop Terror-Financing Bill,’ Charities Fear Being Targeted

Despite opposition from a wide range of nonprofits, lawmakers in the U.S. House passed a bill designed to give the Treasury Department unilateral authority to strip the tax-exempt status of nonprofits it claims support terrorism.

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Trump’s Victory Sparks Anguish, Elation in the Nonprofit World

Republican election triumph is seen as a game-changer for the environment, reproductive rights, immigration, and other causes.

DeAngela Burns-Wallace, Kauffman Foundation: ‘They Are Impact Officers’

DeAngela Burns-Wallace, Kauffman Foundation: ‘They Are Impact Officers’

Burns-Wallace, a seasoned administrator, has bridged the foundation’s siloed programs and restructured the staff.

Joanna Jackson, Weingart Foundation: ‘We Don’t Have to Keep Doing the Routine Thing’

Joanna Jackson, Weingart Foundation: ‘We Don’t Have to Keep Doing the Routine Thing’

Jackson aims to break the top-down leadership approach and listen to the needs of nonprofits.