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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.

The Future of College Phone-athons: How One State University Is Adapting

The Future of College Phone-athons: How One State University Is Adapting

Calling fewer donors brought initial success, but then giving fell, so Colorado State plans to get personal.

Pelotonia Aims to Inspire Donors Following Fundraiser Fraud Case

Pelotonia Aims to Inspire Donors Following Fundraiser Fraud Case

When charities ask volunteers to raise money, they take a risk — albeit a small one — by trusting someone who isn’t an employee to represent their organization and its mission.

60 Percent of Charities Expect to Raise More in 2019

Sixty-three percent of fundraisers said their charity raised more money in 2018 than in the previous year, according to a new study from the Nonprofit Research Collaborative. While many fundraisers feared the new tax law would hamstring giving, not all charities are feeling the effects.

You’ve Got Snail Mail: Charities Experiment With Fundraising Through USPS Informed Delivery Service

You’ve Got Snail Mail: Charities Experiment With Fundraising Through USPS Informed Delivery Service

The free U.S. Postal Service tool sends emails to those who subscribe that preview the mail they’ll receive that afternoon. Some nonprofits are exploring how to use this service to attract donations.

Facebook Fundraising Pays Off for Pan-Mass Challenge

Facebook Fundraising Pays Off for Pan-Mass Challenge

A new tool has already raised $1.6 million on the social-network site for the Pan Mass Challenge, a big jump from the $51,000 collected last year to aid Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

At 13, She Emigrated From Cuba. Today, at 31, She Leads  a Cultural Center Celebrating Cuban Culture.

At 13, She Emigrated From Cuba. Today, at 31, She Leads a Cultural Center Celebrating Cuban Culture.

María Carla Chicuén wants to make CasaCuba, at Florida International University, a repository for Cuban heritage and a hub for Miami’s vibrant Cuban-American community.

How One Nonprofit Responded in the Moment

Environmental Defense Fund officials had second thoughts about what message to send on Election Night in 2016.

Cold Cash: What to Do When Unexpected Money Pours In

The Ice Bucket Challenge, a grassroots effort that went viral, brought a sudden $115 million to the ALS Association. Five years later, it’s out to tell the public what it’s accomplished with all that money.

A Tough Year for Giving

The latest report from “Giving USA” sends a host of worrisome signals about what lies ahead for nonprofit fundraising.

How to Attract Corporate Support for a Gala

How to Attract Corporate Support for a Gala

Consider all the ways your nonprofit interacts with companies and customize sponsorship deals