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Emily Haynes

Senior Editor, Nonprofit Intelligence

Emily Haynes is senior editor of nonprofit intelligence at the Chronicle of Philanthropy, where she covers nonprofit fundraising. Before coming to the Chronicle, Emily worked at WAMU 88.5, Washington’s NPR station. There she coordinated a podcast incubator program and edited for the hyperlocal news site DCist. She was previously assistant managing editor at the Center for American Progress.Emily holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental analysis from Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif.

Nonprofits Work to Bring Water to the Navajo Nation

Nonprofits Work to Bring Water to the Navajo Nation

DigDeep has installed roughly 1,000 water storage tanks, each of which holds 275 gallons and is refilled monthly at no cost to the homeowner.

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Mentoring Nonprofit Helps Kids Thrive in the Pandemic — by Adding Services for Caregivers

The pandemic helped Friends of the Children - Boston realize it’s hard for young people to succeed academically if the adults in their lives are struggling. See the rest of our <a href="https://staging.philanthropy.com/package/creative-moves">special section</a> on what nimble charities do to withstand crises.

Study Points to Continued Growth in Giving in 2021

Study Points to Continued Growth in Giving in 2021

New analysis from the Fundraising Effectiveness Project points to an increase in new and retained donors as well as an uneven fundraising landscape skewed by large gifts.

Nonprofit Powers Creation of Low-Cost Covid Vaccine

Nonprofit Powers Creation of Low-Cost Covid Vaccine

The nonprofit group PATH is using its connections with international government agencies, vaccine manufacturers, and scientists to create a coronavirus vaccine that can be manufactured in lower-income countries.

After a Year of Zoom Galas, Are Charities and Donors Ready to Party — and Attend Other Events — in Person?

After a Year of Zoom Galas, Are Charities and Donors Ready to Party — and Attend Other Events — in Person?

Many fundraisers were pleasantly surprised by the continued support they got from attendees and sponsors of virtual events last year. As they tiptoe toward gathering in person, some wonder whether the donors will follow.

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With Aid From Gates, WHO Foundation Launches Fundraising Campaign to Support Global Vaccine Distribution

The Go Give One campaign aims to mobilize small-dollar donors around the world to support Covax, the international effort to ensure equitable global distribution of Covid-19 vaccinations.

Online Giving Grew 32 Percent in 2020, Survey Finds

Charities that directly responded to the health crisis or advocated for relief saw giving grow at nearly twice the rate as those that didn’t, according to a new poll.

The Pandemic’s Influence on Cash Giving, Billionaire Philanthropy, Crowdfunding, and More

The Pandemic’s Influence on Cash Giving, Billionaire Philanthropy, Crowdfunding, and More

Historian Benjamin Soskis takes stock of the past year’s crises and discusses how fundraisers and philanthropy leaders can adapt to a changed giving landscape and prepare for an uncertain future.

Charity Creates a Searchable Directory of Giving Circles

Philanthropy Together aims to expand the number of giving circles globally to 3,000 by 2025, with their members contributing a collective $1 billion annually to philanthropic efforts.

Not Just for Dancing Teens: Some Charities See Potential in TikTok Fundraising

Not Just for Dancing Teens: Some Charities See Potential in TikTok Fundraising

Some nonprofits hesitate to embrace the video-sharing app, but those who have say it helps them authentically connect with younger supporters, spread their message more broadly, and raise money in a new way.