The nonprofit AI gap: Bosses are bullish, staffs are wary
A new NTEN and Bridgespan survey of more than 900 nonprofit workers finds executives far likelier to see untapped promise in AI.
A quarter century on, 9/11 charities evolve to remain relevant
Most charities formed after September 11 have disappeared. The ones that lasted redefined whom they serve, and why.
As psychedelics near FDA approval, donors rush to fund the next frontier
Individuals and some foundations are pouring millions into research, veteran access, advocacy, and health-system readiness.
Gender pay gap growing at largest nonprofits
Female executives are gaining ground at small charities but losing it at the biggest ones.
How to turn board members into confident fundraisers
Many trustees freeze when asked to bring in gifts. Experts say clear expectations and training can turn them into effective ambassadors for your nonprofit.
Federal Grants to Everyday Charities Fell 38% in Trump’s First Months
The analysis strips out hospitals, universities, and spending sprees on rural electric cooperative and clean-energy projects.
What the Gates-Epstein Report Teaches Charities About Managing Risk
The findings from the five-month investigation point to insufficient protocols and procedures.
After Gates Is Cut Off, Buffett Family Foundations Move to Center Stage
The little-known Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation may emerge as the primary distributor of Buffett’s vast fortune.
AI Alone Isn’t Enough: Coordination Is What Really Matters
The small percentage of nonprofits taking a systemic approach to AI are reaping larger benefits than those using fragmented approaches, a new study finds.
Buffett Postpones Annual Gift to Gates Foundation
The delay, pending a review of the foundation’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein, renews focus on how Buffett’s fortune will be spent.