A Marketing Guide for Small Charities
Too many charities cut their marketing budgets when times are tight, but plenty of inexpensive options are available, writes a communications consultant.
James N. Wood, Museum Director
James N. Wood, head of the J. Paul Getty Trust until his death in June, was known for his ability to persuade people to work together.
How Ordinary Citizens Can Make a Difference
A nonprofit leader urges Americans to do more to serve their communities and solve the nation’s biggest problems.
Wealthy Are Making Bigger Gifts to Charitable Causes, Chronicle Tally Shows
The economy’s turbulence is still shaking up wealthy donors. Fewer of them are giving $1-million or more -- but those who are giving, such as Marc and Lynne Benioff, are donating far more than they did a year ago.
A History of Acorn, the Contentious Community-Organizing Group
A history and evaluation of Acorn, the community-organizing group that collapsed in March because of a scandal.
How Social Networks Are Changing the Nonprofit World
New technology is transforming how charities operate
What Businesses Could Learn From Charities
Nonprofit organizations can show companies how to do more with less
Colo. Nature Group Gets Reparations for Nazi Victim
The Rocky Mountain Nature Association got an unexpected donation of $54,000 because one of its donors was awarded money from a fund for people who suffered in World War II.
A Nonprofit Effort Delivers Green Groceries—and Opportunity
A foundation is collaborating with the New York City government to create new street-vendor businesses that will generate jobs -- and make healthy produce available to low-income city residents.
How Charity Leaders Can Guarantee Volunteers Will Be Well-Used
A guide to hiring people who recruit and manage volunteers.