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NICOLE WALLACE

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Nicole Wallace is features editor of the Chronicle of Philanthropy. She has written about innovation in the nonprofit world, charities’ use of data to improve their work and to boost fundraising, advanced technologies for social good, and hybrid efforts at the intersection of the nonprofit and for-profit sectors, such as social enterprise and impact investing.Nicole spearheaded the Chronicle’s coverage of Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts on the Gulf Coast and reported from India on the role of philanthropy in rebuilding after the South Asian tsunami. She started at the Chronicle in 1996 as an editorial assistant compiling The Nonprofit Handbook.Before joining the Chronicle, Nicole worked at the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs and served in the inaugural class of the AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps.A native of Columbia, Pa., she holds a bachelor’s degree in foreign service from Georgetown University.

International Charity Creates Site to Build Endowments

The Heifer Foundation, in Little Rock, Ark., is looking to the Internet to extend the reach of its charitable ALSO SEE:DATABASE: Online Fund Raising: How Much Big Charities Are RaisingARTICLE: After the FloodARTICLE: Charities Make Aggressive Efforts to Lure Generous Donors OnlineARTICLE: Group…

Group Finds That E-Mail Messages Spur Some Donors to Give More

As charities get better at raising money over the Internet, the results of their efforts are sometimes ALSO SEE:DATABASE: Online Fund Raising: How Much Big Charities Are RaisingARTICLE: After the FloodARTICLE: Charities Make Aggressive Efforts to Lure Generous Donors OnlineARTICLE: Election-Year…

Charities Make Aggressive Efforts to Lure Generous Donors Online

Brown University’s annual fund is venturing into new territory. The annual fund never asked for more ALSO SEE:DATABASE: Online Fund Raising: How Much Big Charities Are RaisingARTICLE: After the FloodARTICLE: Group Finds That E-Mail Messages Spur Some Donors to Give MoreARTICLE: Election-Year…

After the Flood

Online fund raising continues to rake in ever-larger amounts of donations, according to The Chronicle’s new survey: ALSO SEE:DATABASE: Online Fund Raising: How Much Big Charities Are RaisingARTICLE: Charities Make Aggressive Efforts to Lure Generous Donors OnlineARTICLE: Group Finds That E-Mail…

New Site Promotes Nonprofit Research

IssueLab, a new organization in Chicago, is using the Internet to try to win greater exposure for research conducted by nonprofit organizations. “Our efforts are evenly split between providing a platform for organizations to archive that work, and pushing that work back out to journalists and…

Social Entrepreneurs Urged to Work With Governments

Social entrepreneurs have developed innovative approaches to pressing social problems, and government should do more to encourage them, according to a new paper. “Advancing Social Entrepreneurship,” published by the Aspen Institute, a think tank in Washington, and Root Cause, a nonprofit research…

Bits: OMB Watch Creates Regulatory Resource Center

The ninth annual “Grassroots Use of Technology” conference will be held June 28 at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. It is sponsored by the Organizers’ Collaborative, a group that promotes the use of computers and the Internet as tools for activism. For more information: Go to…

Online Auction Site Urges Users to Donate

EBay and its corporate foundation have started the Community Gives campaign to encourage people who use the auction site to donate to three charities — and to start things off, the foundation has made a $1-million grant to be shared by the groups. EBay users can make a gift either by donating the…

Bank Site Culls Details on 70 Foundations

Grant seekers have a new online resource to consult. Bank of America has created a Web site that provides information about 70 foundations for which it serves as trustee or grant-making agent. Profiles on the site detail each foundation’s mission and areas of interest, application procedures, and…

Online Grant Contest Draws 15,000 Votes

More than 15,000 people voted in the final round of the Make It Your Own Awards to select the four winning charities, which received $35,000 each for projects designed to get Americans involved in civic causes. The Case Foundation, in Washington, received 4,641 submissions, and more than 100…