June 7, 2010 | Read Time: 1 minute
When Giving USA, the annual tally of American donations, is released this week, it will probably get more attention than usual because so many fund raisers and other charity officials are wondering just how much the economic downturn jolted donors.
Compiled by researchers at Indiana University Center on Philanthropy, Giving USA will provide a snapshot of how much money charities received in 2009 from corporations, foundations, and individuals.
We’d like to know how your organization fared in 2009 and what the outlook is for 2010. Have you been able to raise as much as before the recession? What techniques are working and what ones have been less successful? Tell us whether you’re having more success with individuals, foundations, or corporations or anything else that will help give Chronicle readers a better sense of the state of fund raising.
