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Senators Seek to Preserve Low Nonprofit Postal Rates

Nonprofit groups applaud a new Senate bill that would retain their postage discounts after other lawmakers sought to eliminate the special price break.

Nonprofit Leaders Suggest Ways to Increase Charitable Giving

A new report offers 32 suggestions, such as dropping terms that mean little to most donors.

A Surprise Gift and a Cautionary Tale

At least one nonprofit has received a check produced by someone who hacked into an energy company’s bank account.

Charities Oppose Plan to End Their Postal Discounts

Legislation in the House and Senate would gradually phase out the discount charities receive for fund-raising appeals.

Recruiting Young Donors: Lessons From Two Charities

The Salvation Army and the New World Symphony couldn’t be more different, but they both have found successful ways to reach supporters under 40.

America’s Top Fund-Raising Groups Face Big Struggles

America’s Top Fund-Raising Groups Face Big Struggles

The 400 charities that get the most in donations are still not raising nearly as much as they did before the recession, according to a new Chronicle survey.

A Personal Touch Lifts Donations and Helps Charities Save Money

A Personal Touch Lifts Donations and Helps Charities Save Money

Adding a personal touch and paying attention to doors’ preferences for certain programs help lift giving.

Making the Mission Part of a Fund-Raising Gala

Making the Mission Part of a Fund-Raising Gala

The Natural Resources Defense Council taught donors about the carbon emissions used to prepare the dinners they were eating at a benefit.

Reaching Out to Minorities and People Around the World Pays Big Dividends

Reaching Out to Minorities and People Around the World Pays Big Dividends

Some charities have found a successful strategy in seeking groups of supporters who are nothing like their traditional donors.

Many Big Charities Struggle to Raise Money in the Bad Economy

Many Big Charities Struggle to Raise Money in the Bad Economy

While the 400 biggest charities increased donations by a median of nearly 5 percent, that figure masks the real picture for most nonprofits, The Chronicle’s annual study finds. Subscribers have access to all the data in the study.