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Sarah Frostenson was the lead analyst for four annual projects at The Chronicle of Higher Education, including: Corporate Giving, Foundations, Endowments and Donor-Advised Funds. She built the databases powering many of The Chronicle’s interactives. Her reporting included: data trends in the nonprofit sector, donor-advised funds as vehicles of charitable wealth, transparency of foundations and digitization of nonprofit data.

Foundation Support Grows for Projects That Use Data to Tackle Problems

Foundation Support Grows for Projects That Use Data to Tackle Problems

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation last month joined grant makers that are financing charities merging complex data to solve health and humanitarian challenges.

Giving Tuesday Doubled Donations in 2nd Year

Nonprofits used matching-gift offers, phone-athons, and other efforts to get the word out to supporters.

Giving Tuesday Shows Robust Results

Donations nearly doubled online compared with last year, according to one estimate.

6 Projects That Make Data More Accessible Win $100,000 Each From Gates

6 Projects That Make Data More Accessible Win $100,000 Each From Gates

Winners of the Gates awards include a tool to help people in Nigeria find water pumps and health clinics and another that gives people in Kenya’s slums information about local schools.

Endowments Are Starting to Surpass Pre-Recession Levels

Endowments Are Starting to Surpass Pre-Recession Levels

Nonprofits earned 7 to 11 percent returns in 2012, according to a Chronicle study of 255 organizations.

How The Chronicle Compiled Its Survey of Endowments at Nonprofit Organizations

The Chronicle gathered data from 255 foundations and other nonprofit organizations.

Cleaning Up a Messy Donor Database Can Boost Fundraising Results

Cleaning Up a Messy Donor Database Can Boost Fundraising Results

Advice on how to deal with haphazard records that hobble fundraising efforts.

Christian Donor-Advised Fund Succeeds by Accepting Complex Assets

Christian Donor-Advised Fund Succeeds by Accepting Complex Assets

The National Christian Foundation has thrived in part by reaching out to evangelicals and setting up a strong network of local offices to advise donors.

Bonuses Can Help Make Up for Spartan Executive Pay Raises

Bonuses Can Help Make Up for Spartan Executive Pay Raises

Thirty-four groups paid their executives $1-million or more, a rise from last year’s study, which showed that just 23 did.

Community Funds Worth More Than Before Recession, Study Finds

Assets at community foundations grew by an average of 9 percent last year, but their grants to charities rose by just 6 percent.