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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 an Athletics Department Raised More Money With Targeted Mailings

How an Athletics Department Raised More Money With Targeted Mailings

Separating supporters by areas of interest and tailoring messages they receive helped one university raise more money and attract more donors. 

Experts and Forecasts Say 2017 Could Be ‘Gangbusters’ for Giving

Experts and Forecasts Say 2017 Could Be ‘Gangbusters’ for Giving

Signs point to strong growth in donations from both small and big donors, but political instability has the potential to spoil the party.

Lackluster Giving From College Alumni? Communications Campaigns May Be to Blame, Says Report

Less than a quarter of higher-education fundraisers say giving by millennial alumni is rising, and half say its flat, according to a new study. That may be because communications campaigns aren’t aimed at them.

In Hurricanes’ Wake, Nonprofits Worry About Fundraising Impact

In Hurricanes’ Wake, Nonprofits Worry About Fundraising Impact

Universities, museums, and other organizations balance sensitivity to local donors with the need to position themselves for post-storm appeals.

After Think-Tank Turmoil, Experts Weigh In on How to Curtail Influence of Big Donors

A group criticized Google; then it was exiled by its parent organization. Experts offer tips on how think tanks and other nonprofits can avoid similar situations.

Federal and Corporate Workers Donate More to Groups Critical of Trump

New data shows that the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, and other groups that have been prominent in fighting the president’s policies have been big beneficiaries of those gifts.

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Nonprofit Leaders and Fundraisers Call For Greater Diversity

Speakers at The Chronicle’s Philanthropy NEXT conference discussed race, gender, and sexual orientation in philanthropy.

Mobile Gifts Make Up Large Portion of Online Contributions, New Report Says

Donors age 55 and up made nearly half of all online gifts in 2016 that were not part of a peer-to-peer or giving-day campaign, according to Kimbia’s study.

Improved Finances and Trump Spur Donors to Give More, Survey Finds

Improved Finances and Trump Spur Donors to Give More, Survey Finds

To attract more gifts from affluent donors, fundraisers should ask them to support specific projects and avoid asking for unrestricted dollars, says Penelope Burk, who conducted the study.

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From Zero to $40 Million: Elite Fundraiser Explains How She Did It

Exhaustive research and tenacity helped Anna Barber raise this tidy sum for the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Now she’s striking out on her own.