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Corporate Giving Rises, Especially for Disaster Relief, Study Shows

Median giving increased 14 percent over the last three years. Giving among the 252 companies that participated in the survey of giving in 2017 totaled $23.8 billion.

Public Support for Nonprofit HIAS Grows After Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

The charity, which aids immigrants and refugees, was cited by the gunman as a source of his anger.

Only 1 Person in 5 ‘Highly Trusts’ Charities, Study Finds

Compared with 2001, trust in veterans organizations and nonprofit hospitals has risen. The rank of religious organizations and charities affiliated with police and firefighters has fallen.

Leader of Big Diabetes Group to Step Down

Derek Rapp plans to rejoin the group’s board after his successor is named.

New CEO at Annie E. Casey Foundation Launched Report on Racial Disparities

The grant maker promoted Lisa Hamilton to the top job. The recurring Race for Results report that she initiated in 2014 measures how children from different racial and ethnic backgrounds are faring on key milestones from birth to adulthood.

Nonprofits Decry Latest Proposed Postal-Rate Increases

Nonprofits Decry Latest Proposed Postal-Rate Increases

Some charities balked at a proposed 10 percent hike in the cost of a first-class stamp, saying they still rely heavily on mailings and that online revenue remains a small slice of their fundraising.

How the ACLU Wins Big From Corporate-Employee Drives

How the ACLU Wins Big From Corporate-Employee Drives

It keeps the donations coming even when it isn’t in news headlines.

Half of Donors Would Give More if Charities Made Their Online Experience Easier, Study Says

Disaster relief is top of mind for donors ahead of the year-end giving season, according to a new survey by Classy, the online fundraising company. But the upcoming midterm elections could reset priorities for one in four donors.

Need for Social Services May Fall to Lowest Level in a Decade, Study Suggests

Need for Social Services May Fall to Lowest Level in a Decade, Study Suggests

An annual report on the Human Needs Index suggests high levels of need in Arkansas, Nevada, and Wyoming and low levels of need in Delaware, Oregon, and Virginia.

Foundations Say They Support Grantees’ Needs Beyond Money; Charities Disagree

Foundations Say They Support Grantees’ Needs Beyond Money; Charities Disagree

Foundations are not as in touch as they think they are with the needs and concerns of the nonprofits they support, according to a new survey from the Center for Effective Philanthropy.