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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.

The Art of the Giant Campaign

Harvard’s five-year drive netted $9.6 billion, while the University of Michigan cleared $5 billion. Two fundraising leaders explain how they did it.

Tips for Forging Partnerships With National Companies

Learn from Comic Relief U.S.A. how to collaborate with big-name corporations as it did for its Red Nose Day campaign, which raises money for children living in poverty.

Live Online Videos Have Raised $80 Million Through One Company in 2018

Some experts predict live video fundraising online will grow in the coming years, even if it’s only a small slice of giving today.

U. of Michigan Raises $5 Billion With 3 Months Left in Campaign

Volunteers for the Victors for Michigan campaign — who have donated $1.6 billion and connected the public institution with new donors — have been key to the drive.

How One Founder Started a Nonprofit — and Raised $1 Million

The daughter of an alcoholic wanted to help youths who had experienced trauma.

Test Site Launched to Make State Charity Registration Easier

The goal of the new effort is to make it possible for charities and professional fundraisers to use one online system to apply to raise money in multiple states.

‘That Hits Home’

When Miguel Fernandez sees armed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers storming houses and workplaces, it brings back memories of his family being ousted from Cuba when he was a child.

With Kavanaugh Hearings as Backdrop, Nonprofit Leaders Call for More Grants to Curb Sexual Assault

At a meeting of foundations, donors, and charities, advocates said every grant maker has a reason to pour more money into protecting women and girls.

Soros Heir Is Offering Nonprofits Free Online-Giving Tools. Really.

Jonathan Soros and his wife, Jennifer, want to save nonprofits money on a key fundraising expense. If their effort gains traction, it could force other software providers to lower their prices.

Giving Tuesday Appeals Are Attracting Lots of New Donors on Facebook — and Many Contribute  Again, Study Finds

Giving Tuesday Appeals Are Attracting Lots of New Donors on Facebook — and Many Contribute Again, Study Finds

Facebook processed more than $45 million in gifts during 2017’s event — about 15 percent of the total share of estimated contributions.