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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.

Beijing or Boston? U.S. Nonprofits Increasingly Look for Dollars Abroad

Beijing or Boston? U.S. Nonprofits Increasingly Look for Dollars Abroad

A growing number of wealthy donors consider themselves citizens not of a single country but of the world. Development shops at many larger charities are adjusting to the new reality.

How a Volunteer-Led Grass-Roots Campaign Sparked Big Giving Among Women

Dartmouth College officials were dubious, but the effort netted gifts of $100,000 or more from 114 alumnae.

Case Study: Why This Annual-Giving Leader Still Relies on the Phone-athon

At Davidson College, phone campaigns are critical to keeping the alumni-participation rate around 60 percent a year, one of the best in higher education.

How to Make Socioeconomic Diversity a Priority in Your Board Search

Finding qualified board members who come from different economic backgrounds takes time, thoughtfulness, and strategy

How Donor Courtship in Silicon Valley Looks Nothing Like Traditional Fundraising

How Donor Courtship in Silicon Valley Looks Nothing Like Traditional Fundraising

Top-flight universities and fast-growing pledge networks are winning over entrepreneurs, hoping for big gifts when start-ups strike it rich.

Tips on How to Get Endowment Gifts

Veteran fundraisers share advice on cultivating donors who will invest in your nonprofit’s future.

Texas Two-Step: Dallas United Way Shows Big Results by Upending Tradition

Texas Two-Step: Dallas United Way Shows Big Results by Upending Tradition

Fundraising is up sharply at the century-old charity under the innovative leadership of Jennifer Sampson, its first woman president.

Dallas Chef Creates a Stir With Program for Troubled Kids

Dallas Chef Creates a Stir With Program for Troubled Kids

When the local United Way started looking for promising new talent in nonprofits, acclaimed chef Chad Houser was its first find. Hundreds of kids from juvenile-detention centers have benefited from his innovative work program.

Interest in Nonprofit Mergers and Partnerships Unexpectedly High, Study Suggests

Interest in Nonprofit Mergers and Partnerships Unexpectedly High, Study Suggests

Proposed Trump budget cuts and state funding woes may be contributing to an “uptick” in interest, experts say.

Are You Ready for an Endowment Campaign?

How a United Way chapter took the plunge and raised $40 million.