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How an Arts Nonprofit Developed a Succession Plan

A San Francisco dance organization that prepared for future transitions shares its plan as a model for others.

How to Engage Young Alumni

A collection of resources to help you inspire recent graduates to give or get involved. 

What to Do When a Big Donor Becomes Tainted

What to Do When a Big Donor Becomes Tainted

Advice on how to prepare for, and respond to, a controversy surrounding a donor to your charity. 

5 Steps to Building Better Technology at Your Nonprofit

5 Steps to Building Better Technology at Your Nonprofit

Think of technology as a long-term investment, leaders of tech-savvy nonprofits recommend — one that requires in-house talent and continual feedback to pay off.

Tactics for Engaging Baby Boomer Donors

A collection of Chronicle resources to help you understand the unique needs and interests of a generation rounding into its golden years.

Don’t Let Political Opinions Derail Conversations With Donors

Don’t Let Political Opinions Derail Conversations With Donors

Everyone has an opinion about the fiery U.S. presidential campaign. Here, three experts offer fundraisers advice on how to navigate away from those discussions gracefully.

5 Crucial Skills for Nonprofit Product Managers

5 Crucial Skills for Nonprofit Product Managers

Managing technology products is difficult, but those who do it say the job comes down to a handful of key attributes and abilities.

Creating Top-Notch Videos for Your Nonprofit

Creating Top-Notch Videos for Your Nonprofit

Experts share advice on how to produce powerful clips that draw online attention to your mission and work.

How to Negotiate a Higher Nonprofit Salary

Hiring managers, consultants, and nonprofit employees share their tips and advice.

4 Things You Can Do Now to Foster Young Alumni Giving Later

Recent graduates may not have much to contribute financially at first, but they can give back to their alma maters in other ways. Developing that habit may lead them to donate later on.