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Drew is a former Chronicle of Philanthropy editor and writer. He previously worked at Washingtonian magazine and was a principal editor for Teacher and MHQ, which were both selected as finalists for a National Magazine Award for general excellence.

A ‘Lost Decade’?

Use our interactive table to see a breakdown of the private support, revenue, and more — including historical fundraising trends — for each of the 100 top nonprofits.

A ‘Lost Decade’?

Use our interactive table to see a breakdown of the private support, revenue, and more — including historical fundraising trends — for each of the 100 top nonprofits.

22 Immigrant Philanthropists to Watch

These donors have committed large sums of money to charity, often in innovative ways. And there’s much more to come.

‘We Are Americans’

The ranks of the Giving Pledge and America’s wealthy feature a surprising number of foreign-born philanthropists. Who are they, and what causes do they give to?

How Puerto Rico’s Nonprofits Aim to Shape the Island’s Recovery

Nearly a year after Hurricane Maria, local groups and philanthropy aim to seize opportunities born of the tragedy.

Who Are My Top Fundraisers? A Novel Way to Find Out With More Than Numbers

At the University of Florida, the advancement chief holds “citizens” of the university in highest regard.

Calling Out Phony Philanthropists

Calling Out Phony Philanthropists

In his new book Winners Take All, Anand Giridharadas says that big donors are often guardians of the status quo that made them rich at the expense of others.

The Tech Philanthropists Who Love Art

With new arrivals from Silicon Valley threatening San Francisco’s culture, Andy and Deborah Rappaport mount a rescue with the Minnesota Street Project.

9 Things to Know When Starting a Fundraising Program, Courtesy of Those Who’ve Done It

9 Things to Know When Starting a Fundraising Program, Courtesy of Those Who’ve Done It

Focus on what’s special about your group, get early grants from community foundations, and more advice to ramp up your efforts.

Giving Days Gain Traction in College Fundraising, and Other Trends From Education Conference

Alumni participation is down, although average gifts have climbed; big donors continue to gain influence; and the Voluntary Support of Education survey is changing hands, according to sessions at this week’s Council for Advancement and Support of Education conference.