Nonprofits Struggle as Recession Signs Grow More Pronounced
Nonprofits say demand is increasing while donors’ fears about the economy are prompting them to hold back their gifts.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
A study released today shows that $70 billion was awarded, most of it from people in the wealthiest nations.
By Sara Herschander
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Make the Most of Online Fundraising: Experts Weigh In
Digital fundraising has taken on a new urgency in recent years, as the pandemic has accelerated the need to connect with donors online, whether through email, social media, or text.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
Nonprofits Talk A.I., Personalization, and Privacy at Technology Conference
At the first in-person gathering since 2019, nonprofits showed great interest in emerging technologies but said their top priority was more basic: getting their systems to talk to each other.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
How Nonprofits Are Using Data to Attract and Retain Members
Several experts joined the Chronicle to discuss how data insight can help organizations recruit, retain, and engage members in their programming.
By Sara Herschander
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Experts Share Ways to Motivate and Retain Fundraisers
A panel of fundraising and human resources experts discuss how nonprofit leaders can incentivize fundraisers — and keep them on the job — even with a shoestring budget.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
Banking Failures Add to Growing Economic Uncertainty for Nonprofits
Foundation grants and gifts from individuals could be at risk as nonprofits continue to struggle to pay wages that will keep workers from seeking other opportunities.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
Even as Economy Shows Positive Signs, Nonprofits Aren’t Letting Their Guard Down
Nonprofits say the tight labor market continues to pose problems, and some organizations are considering merging or closing.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
Foundation Giving to Ukraine Peaked at Beginning of Invasion, but Has Stayed Steady Since
The nearly 275 foundations surveyed gave more than $7 million to support Ukraine over the past year, about half of which occurred in March 2022 directly following the invasion.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
$125 Million From Mellon Will Go to Artists Working to Change Public Attitudes on Criminal Justice
The grant maker is committing $125 million to creative artists — especially those who have spent time behind bars — to figure out ways to spark new conversations that lead to policy change.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor