Every three years, the Chronicle ranks the 100 nonprofits that raise the most in gifts of cash and stock from individual donors, foundations, and corporations.
This year we identify the 25 groups in the ranking with the most fundraising growth. We then quantify their 2024 cash contributions — the most recent year for which tax data is available.
The majority have sustained impressive fundraising growth despite strong headwinds.
Joshua Kiew Wing Chau; Courtesy of The Michael J. Fox Foundation; Courtesy of Emily Austin.
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