Climate Philanthropy Falls Short in Rural Communities
Rural climate groups have been limited because their work combines two issue areas long neglected by big foundations.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
New Overtime Rule: Nonprofits May Need to Boost Pay for Nearly 500,000 Workers
Because of federal regulations that go into effect July 1, organizations are likely to boost some employees’ salaries and pay others overtime if they work more than 40 hours a week.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
The voter-registration group promoted by Taylor Swift has been wracked by resignations, layoffs, and regulatory lapses. Former employees think the CEO is to blame.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
Who’s Up Next? How the Next Wave of Megadonors Will Give
Racial justice, the environment, and scientific research are getting an influx of money from wealthy people seeking tangible change.
Michael Bloomberg Tops the List of America’s Biggest Donors in 2023
The 50 donors gave a median of $100 million and a total of $11.9 billion.
How to Choose Consultants — and Get the Most From Them
Bringing on a consultant is not as simple as it seems. Here are a few tips to get it right.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
The Empty C-Suite: Nonprofit Executives Are Leaving to Become Consultants
Finding their replacements isn’t easy — and often costs far more than organizations expect.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
Anger, Protests, and Vandalism Break Out Over Philanthropy’s Support of the Police
While philanthropy debates public safety, critics question whether private dollars should support policing. In Atlanta, it’s all coming to a head.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
Jared Blumenfeld says the Waverley Street Foundation supports community-based climate groups that have been largely overlooked by past climate philanthropy.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism
Federal Climate Funds Are Plentiful — but Nonprofits Should Move Quickly
Experts say if a Republican wins the White House, the new administration could change the rules that govern the Inflation Reduction Act. Plus: Check out the rest of our special report on the most important trends shaping philanthropy and the nonprofit world.
By Jim Rendon
Director, Fellowship Program and Impact Journalism