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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.

65 Percent of Colleges Raised Less in 2020 Than 2019, Survey Finds

65 Percent of Colleges Raised Less in 2020 Than 2019, Survey Finds

Paltry giving by major donors and fewer overall supporters were the main cause of this decline, according to findings from a new survey of 104 U.S. and Canadian colleges conducted by researchers with the higher-education consulting firm EAB.

A Checklist for Virtual Event Presenters

First impressions matter — even if they’re virtual. Catalyst, a nonprofit dedicated to workplace equity for women, created a checklist for speakers at its virtual events.

7 Tips For Hosting Better Virtual Fundraising Events

7 Tips For Hosting Better Virtual Fundraising Events

Fundraisers expect the bulk of their events to continue happening online as the Covid-19 pandemic stretches on. The Chronicle asked experts what they learned about hosting virtual events in 2020 and how to make them even more successful in the year ahead. Plus, a checklist for virtual-event presenters.

More Donors Plan to Give in 2021, Survey Finds

Nearly 72 percent of respondents plan to donate to charity this year, up from 70 percent who said they gave in 2020, according to new survey data from DealAid.org, a discount shopping website that donates a portion of sales to nonprofits.

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Fundraising Campaigns Move Forward Despite Pandemic Disruption

The pandemic has led to changes in campaign timelines, fundraising priorities, and of course, how fundraisers ask for the major gifts that are critical to helping nonprofits of all kinds — aid groups, arts organizations, and others — reach ambitious goals. Experts believe some of these changes may stick around in the years to come.

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Fundraisers Are Stressed. Here’s How They’re Coping.

They’re figuring out how to tame long hours, intense pressure to raise more money, and worries about health and racial injustice.

Fundraisers Say A.I. Will Help Address Pandemic Challenges

Eighty-two percent of respondents say artificial intelligence could help them identify and contact more potential donors, according to the survey from the AI in Advancement Advisory Council.

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Mercy Corps Starts a Public Search for New Board Members

A growing number of nonprofits are embracing the trend as a way to make their boards more diverse.

Virtual Events Helped Charities Meet Fundraising Goals

In a new survey, 42 percent of respondents said their charity will hold an event in 2021 that features both in-person and online activities.

40 Percent of Donors Expect to Give More in 2020

Just 9 percent say they expect to give less, mostly due to financial constraints, according to a survey from online gift processor Classy.