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Timothy Sandoval

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Sandoval covered nonprofit fundraising for The Chronicle of Philanthropy. He wrote on a variety of subjects including nonprofits’ reactions to the election of Donald Trump, questionable spending at a major veterans charity, and clever Valentine’s Day appeals.

He previously worked as a researcher for The Baltimore Business Journal and as a Reporter for The Carroll County Times in Westminster, Md., and The Gazette in Prince George’s County, Md. He also interned for The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s sister publication, The Chronicle of Higher Education.

How One Nonprofit Formed a Planned-Giving Council and How You Can, Too

How One Nonprofit Formed a Planned-Giving Council and How You Can, Too

An advisory group can help manage bequests and planned gifts — and potentially build ties to wealthy prospective donors.

In Wake of Travel Ban, Nonprofits See Support Surge

In Wake of Travel Ban, Nonprofits See Support Surge

Organizations that serve Muslims and refugees saw big spikes in donations after the president’s controversial executive order. Now they’re waiting to see what’s coming next.

Greenpeace Ties Rapid Fundraising Response to Defiant Message

Greenpeace Ties Rapid Fundraising Response to Defiant Message

The group’s display of a banner telling people to “resist,” which appeared to hang over the White House, was part of a much bigger behind-the-scenes push to build support — and find new donors.

Big Charities Closed Out 2016 With a Surge in Donations

Big Charities Closed Out 2016 With a Surge in Donations

Nonprofits hope 2017 will be a success, too, but worry about President Trump’s position on numerous issues and that an economic downturn might be looming.

Trump and Taxes: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

Trump and Taxes: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders

Rewriting the tax code is a top priority for the White House and congressional Republicans, and it could have big consequences for nonprofits. The Chronicle explains key provisions that influence charitable giving.

Audio: How Colorado State Fundraisers Make Phone-athons Work

Listen to a mock fundraising call, and see guidelines and survey questions, for tips on how Colorado State University has boosted graduates’ giving by phone.

Charitable Giving Expected to Grow 3.6% in 2017

All types of giving will increase, including from individuals, foundations, and corporations, a study predicts.

ACLU’s Tough Talk on Trump Leads to Huge Fundraising Success

Time will tell if the American Civil Liberties Union’s aggressive stance will continue to resonate with donors.

4 Ways to Modernize a College Phone-athon Program

4 Ways to Modernize a College Phone-athon Program

A top Colorado State fundraiser talks about how the university is using data analytics and a personal touch to keep money flowing in by phone.

New Postal Rates Will Boost Costs for Charities

The changes, which take effect January 22, also include designating standard mail as “marketing mail,” prompting worries that more solicitations will go straight into the trash can.