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How to Talk About Tax-Law Changes in Year-End Appeals

Fundraisers may need to change the way they discuss year-end giving with donors because of tax-law changes that go into effect January 1.

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Are Funders Doing Enough to Help Beleaguered Nonprofits?

A new survey from the Center for Effective Philanthropy finds that 87 percent of foundations surveyed said they have seen increased demand for funding since January.

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States and Foundations Unite to Bolster National Service Programs

The turmoil at AmeriCorps, which mobilized 1.3 million people over the past decade, has left nonprofits scrambling and prompted new state and philanthropic experiments.

Opinion

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A Bipartisan Plan to Raise the Foundation Payout Rate

A modest 1 or 2 percent increase could significantly benefit the nonprofit sector.

Philanthropy 50

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2024’s Top Donors: ‘Forbes 400′ and ‘Giving Pledge’ Billionaires Who Gave Big

Only 19 individuals, couples, and families on the 2024 Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans appear on this year’s Philanthropy 50 list. That could be a sign that many of the wealthiest people in America aren’t big givers. But there are important caveats: Some billionaires don’t regularly…