Giving in the 50 Largest Metropolitan Areas
See the dollars donated — and the dollars that might have been donated — in America’s biggest cities.
By Drew Lindsay
Senior Editor, Special Projects
When the Person Is Rescued but Not the Wheelchair
A group called Portlight Inclusive Disaster Strategies seeks better planning for people with special mobility needs when weather events disrupt daily life.
By NICOLE WALLACE
Features Editor
Fundraisers Must Adapt to New Breed of Wealthy Young Donors, Authors say.
Unlike earlier generations, rich millennials and members of Generation X want to be deeply engaged with the charities they support.
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor
Foundations Could Help New Donors by Building a Marketplace of Experts
Foundations could take a page from the financial sector to help wealthy people make better informed giving decisions.
By SIMONE FRIEDMAN
Contributor
How America Gives Data: Leaders and Laggards, Giving Opportunities, and More
The Chronicle analyzes data on giving rates, average donations, and the giving opportunity in every county and metro area.
By Tyler Davis and Drew Lindsay
A Cash Guarantee for All Has Philanthropy Buzzing
Excitement for universal basic-income plans is growing among tech philanthropists and politicians, but supporting it has risks for grant makers.
By Benjamin Soskis
Contributor
Mobile Advocacy Campaigns: How One Nonprofit Connects With Donors via Texting
Food & Water Watch uses text messages to inspire supporters to call their legislators.
By Rebecca Koenig
Contributor