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Eden Stiffman

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Eden Stiffman is a senior editor and writer who covers nonprofit impact, accountability, and trends across philanthropy. She writes frequently about how technology is transforming the ways nonprofits and donors pursue results, and she profiles leaders shaping the field.

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Nonprofit Leader Uses Data to Help Kids Succeed in School

Tiffany Cooper Gueye has helped expand a national education nonprofit into a model for evaluation, with programs proven to succeed.

Gifts Roundup: Art Dealer Gives UCLA $20 Million to Expand Studios

Gifts Roundup: Art Dealer Gives UCLA $20 Million to Expand Studios

Other notable donations include $4 million to the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History and $2.7 million to the Kansas City Symphony.

Helpful Questions for Evaluating Giving-Day Platforms

The Pittsburgh Foundation compiled this list after the meltdown of the online-fundraising platform Kimbia during this year’s Give Local America event.

Kimbia’s Giving-Day Tech Failure Spurs a Wake-Up Call

Kimbia’s Giving-Day Tech Failure Spurs a Wake-Up Call

Nonprofits are working with technology providers and their own staffs to prevent another costly meltdown — and some are questioning whether giving days are a sustainable way to raise money.

Gifts Roundup: U. of Oregon Gets $10 Million to Endow Volcanology Professorships

Gifts Roundup: U. of Oregon Gets $10 Million to Endow Volcanology Professorships

Other major donations include $20 million to Harvard Medical School for global-health work and $10 million to establish a center for history studies at Villanova.

Where Do I Belong?

Development officers and consultants share things to keep in mind when considering whether to work at a small or large nonprofit.

Where the Wild Things Really Are: Urban Backyards

Where the Wild Things Really Are: Urban Backyards

With the help of citizen scientists and a crowdsourcing app, a museum in Los Angeles is compiling what it says is the world’s largest urban biodiversity inventory.

Market Turmoil Calls for Reviewing Fundraising Strategy, Experts Say

Market Turmoil Calls for Reviewing Fundraising Strategy, Experts Say

The economic fallout of the Brexit vote is likely to have a small negative impact on fundraising for U.S. charities.

Charity Navigator Founder Hands Control to Tech-Savvy Successor

John (Pat) Dugan believes nonprofits are a safer bet for donors than when he started the watchdog group in 2001.

Incentive Pay Helps Retain College Fundraisers, Survey Says

Higher-education institutions report that incentive compensation is more likely to help keep talent than expectations alone.