Make 2020 the Year to Be Well Informed
Our readers — your nonprofit peers — share books they recommend on personal development, history, running better meetings, and more. Read on.
Catch Up on Books Recommended by Your Nonprofit Peers
Favorite topics include the gap between the rich and poor, wealth managers’ work with the wealthy, fundraising research, gender issues, and more.
Solutions to Fundraisers’ Biggest Challenges
A round-up of advice, checklists and tools to help leaders and development professionals improve morale
Editor’s Notebook: A Woman Donor Talks About How Sexism Can Drive Away Gifts
Isa Catto, who heads her family’s foundation, says that though she is the key decision maker, men often direct their attention to her husband.
Readers Share Their Favorite Nonprofit Books
‘Lean Impact’ and “Decolonizing Wealth’ are among the titles helping people in the nonprofit world keep on top of trends and ideas influencing philanthropy and social change.
Introvert or Extrovert: Who Makes a Better Fundraiser?
Mixing personality types can help you raise more money and hold on to staff members too.
Catch Up on New and Classic Fundraising Books
Browse our list of good reads recommended by our staff and your peers.
For Summer Reading, Check Out These Books
Recommended reading on philanthropy and charities.
Tools to Help You Respond to This Year’s ‘Giving USA’ Findings
Tips and advice for winning major gifts, tapping corporate and foundation grants, and adjusting your fundraising strategy in unpredictable times.
How to Ensure the Success of a Junior Board
A veteran development director shares tips for mobilizing young leaders to improve programs, drive up revenue, and develop future trustees.