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Creative Leaders Find Ways to Replace Lost Revenue

Creative Leaders Find Ways to Replace Lost Revenue

Among their strategies: adding earned income and pursuing corporate partners.

Celebrating Wins and Scheduling Rest

Celebrating Wins and Scheduling Rest

How a nonprofit founder gets it all done.

Putting the ‘Andrew’ Back in Carnegie: A New Name for the Foundation

Putting the ‘Andrew’ Back in Carnegie: A New Name for the Foundation

The name change could help generate interest in Carnegie, the man, but could also fall flat at a time of simmering distrust of the ultra-wealthy and of longstanding institutions. 

FILE - A young girl reads a book while sitting in a window of the Morningside Heights branch of the New York Public Library on July 29, 2003. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, file)

Literary Arts Fund to Distribute $7.7 Million to 40 Organizations

Grants will range from $40,000 to $500,000.

People protest Les Wexner outside the Wexner Center for the Arts on the campus of Ohio State University on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026 in Columbus, Ohio.

Why Removing a Problematic Donor’s Name Is Harder Than It Looks

Colleges have moved slowly amid calls to remove the names of donors who enabled Jeffrey Epstein from campus buildings.

Proposal Would Use Political Gatekeepers to Oversee Federal Grants

Proposal Would Use Political Gatekeepers to Oversee Federal Grants

The sweeping rule change would prohibit federal awards to groups that support DEI programs, undocumented immigrants, or people who are transgender.

French Gates Puts Another $50M Into Women’s Health — and Calls for More

French Gates Puts Another $50M Into Women’s Health — and Calls for More

The philanthropist calls on other big donors to match her giving and urgency.

3 Donors Give $200 Million Apiece to Back AI Programs and Public Health

3 Donors Give $200 Million Apiece to Back AI Programs and Public Health

WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum is one of the three donors who gave $200 million. His gift will support the construction of a new hospital tower in Jerusalem.

LEGO Foundation Gives $97M for Kids in Conflict Zones

LEGO Foundation Gives $97M for Kids in Conflict Zones

The money will expand International Rescue Committee programs that use play to help millions of children learn and recover.

Left and Right Join to Defend Nonprofit Rights

Left and Right Join to Defend Nonprofit Rights

The leaders of the MacArthur Foundation and DonorsTrust came together for a moment of consensus on the importance of the freedom of philanthropies to give as they see fit.