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Drew Lindsay

Senior Editor, Special Projects

Drew is a longtime magazine writer and editor who joined the Chronicle of Philanthropy in 2014. He previously worked at Washingtonian magazine and was a principal editor for Teacher and MHQ, which were both selected as finalists for a National Magazine Award for general excellence. In 2005. he was one of 18 journalists selected for a yearlong Knight-Wallace Fellowship at the University of Michigan.

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Big Gifts Only, Please: Social-Service Group Runs Capital Campaign Targeted Solely at Major Donors

At the campaign’s close, the organization will invite longtime annual supporters to join campaign donors at a celebration and ask them to consider making a planned gift.

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Inside 2 Capital Campaigns Upending Big-Donation Traditions

Some nonprofits are attracting big gifts while rethinking relationships with big donors. Plus, read about a <a href="https://staging.philanthropy.com/article/big-gifts-only-please-tenn-group-runs-capital-campaign-targeted-solely-at-major-donors">capital campaign targeted solely at major donors</a> and see our special report on <a href="https://staging.philanthropy.com/package/a-new-day-in-fundraising-how-donor-relationships-campaigns-and-staffs-are-changing">how donor relationships, campaigns, and staffs are changing</a>.

One Response by Fundraisers to Racial Reckoning: an Affinity Group for Black Donors

One Response by Fundraisers to Racial Reckoning: an Affinity Group for Black Donors

The antipoverty organization hopes the group will strengthen its ties to supporters and help them connect with one another.

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Why Philanthropy’s ‘Free College’ Programs Don’t Always Live Up to Their Promise

New college scholarship programs aim to do what’s proved elusive so far: generate benefits for communities as well as students.

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Is Crypto the Next Big Thing in Fundraising? Ukraine Aid Groups Aim to Find Out

Funding war relief is becoming a test case of how cryptoinvestors work for good — and whether nonprofits fit in their charitable strategies.

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‘It’s Not Like Anything I’ve Ever Seen’: Aid Groups Report Overwhelming Donor Response for Ukraine

Charities say donations for their efforts on the ground are setting records.

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Once a Cryptocurrency Novice, Tree-Planting Group Lands Big Digital-Cash Gifts

How the cryptocommunity became a critical part of fundraising at Trees for the Future.

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As Homicide Rates Surge, Momentum Grows for Community Violence-Prevention Solutions

Millions of dollars are flowing to nonprofits that typically struggle to keep the lights on.

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Advice for Fundraisers Caught in the Middle of Political Battles

The intensity of the nation’s battles over political and social issues seeps into the everyday work of advancement offices. Here, more than a dozen fundraisers, nonprofit leaders, and consultants offer advice about how to navigate these times.

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Donations in the Balance: Fundraising in the Age of Polarization

This week we are featuring articles from our recent archive on issues that are of special interest to our readers. Nonprofits and their advancement teams are under fire on political and social issues, with supporters using contributions to try to force change.