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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.

Big Bets: Help for the ‘Forgotten Worker’

Inside JPMorgan’s $250-million pledge to help people get the skills they need for jobs in high demand.

Billy Starr Means Business

As charity walks and runs lose steam, the head of the Pan-Mass Challenge shares his secrets for success.

Walmart Puts Up $100-Million to Help Retail’s Front-Line Workers

The commitment by the retail giant’s charitable arm is second only to its anti-hunger campaign.

Legacy Charity Walks and Runs Are Stumbling, New Report Says

Legacy Charity Walks and Runs Are Stumbling, New Report Says

Stiff competition from exotic events like the “Tough Mudder” obstacle race appears to be draining revenue from many of the biggest names in traditional athletic fundraising.

$100-Million Oregon Donor Flaunts Her Tough-Mother Reputation

The Columbia Sportswear chief decided to give her fortune to cancer research rather than have the money taxed and used to “buy bullets.”

‘Dreamy’ Jeff Bridges Super Bowl Ad Seeks Help in Fight Against Hunger

‘Dreamy’ Jeff Bridges Super Bowl Ad Seeks Help in Fight Against Hunger

The actor who played iconic slacker movie character “The Dude” will devote the proceeds of his “sleeping tapes” to the No Kid Hungry campaign.

What’s Next for Nonprofits This Year

Trends and ideas to stay on top of, including outsourcing for small groups, training staff in data analysis, average people getting into impact investing, and much more.

Local Governments and Nonprofits Test Crowdfunding for Civic Projects

Local Governments and Nonprofits Test Crowdfunding for Civic Projects

Advocates say the funds raised by the technology help unlock additional sources of giving, but some taxpayers see city hall trying to double-dip into their wallets.

President’s Changes on Immigration Mobilize Nonprofits, Foundations

President’s Changes on Immigration Mobilize Nonprofits, Foundations

Advocates now face a bigger job than they did two years ago helping “dreamers” achieve temporary legal status.

United States Ranks 9th in the World in Giving to Charity

The latest World Giving Index sees an uptick in the rate of American philanthropy, though the United States still lags some smaller and poorer nations.