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Emily Haynes

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Emily Haynes is senior editor at the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Before coming to the Chronicle, Emily worked at WAMU 88.5, Washington’s NPR station. There she coordinated a podcast incubator program and edited for the hyperlocal news site DCist. She was previously assistant managing editor at the Center for American Progress. Emily holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental analysis from Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif.

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Monthly Giving Tips and Trends

What’s working well now for midsize and large monthly programs. Plus, advice for beginners.

Donations Grew Last Year. Here’s What You Can Learn for 2020

Donations Grew Last Year. Here’s What You Can Learn for 2020

Nonprofits and consultants attribute the increase to a strong stock market and intensified efforts by fundraisers.

California’s New Privacy Law Draws Attention From Nonprofits

While nonprofits are not covered by the law setting new privacy standards, the marketing companies that many large groups work with do have to comply. Some industry groups and nonprofits fear rising costs to raise money; others see an opportunity to take stock of the data they collect and how they use it.

Youth, Education, and Health Groups Hit Hardest by the Sharp Decline in Americans Who Give

Some 20 million Americans who gave to charity in 2000 had stopped giving by 2016, a new study shows.

Bubbe Knows Best: Grandmother Proves a Viral Hit for American Friends of Hebrew University

Bubbe Knows Best: Grandmother Proves a Viral Hit for American Friends of Hebrew University

The nonprofit that raises money for Hebrew University of Jerusalem hopes the video campaign will draw new supporters age 50 and younger.

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Thank-You Videos Are an Easy Way to Send Personalized Messages

How two nonprofits use video to thank donors and encourage them to raise money online.

Nonprofits Raise Nearly $2 Billion Online and Off on GivingTuesday

As the day that kicks of year-end appeals wrapped up, U.S. nonprofits had raised an estimated $511 million online and twice as much offline. Many organizations fared better than in 2018 and took advantage of a variety of creative approaches to draw attention. Still, some say the deluge of email appeals may be turning off donors.

Connecting Arts and Education to Help People Climb Out of Poverty

Veteran nonprofit leader Ellen Baxter champions the notion of bringing creativity and access to quality education to people living in low-income housing.

Younger ‘Ultrawealthy’ Donors Tend to Focus on Fewer Causes, Study Shows

The report from Wealth-X also found that donors whose net worth is $30 million or more make about 25 percent of all individual gifts to U.S. charities.

Giving Tuesday Awareness Is Spreading

Giving Tuesday Awareness Is Spreading

Fifty-three percent of respondents who had heard of Giving Tuesday also said they had donated to a charity on that day, according to a survey by online fundraising company Classy.