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Veterans Nonprofits Seek Separation From Wounded Warrior Project

Veterans Nonprofits Seek Separation From Wounded Warrior Project

In addition to underscoring their independent identities, the groups say they are emphasizing financial transparency and being clear with donors about the services their dollars provide.

Wounded Warrior Upheaval Shows Perils of Fighting Charity Watchdogs

Wounded Warrior Upheaval Shows Perils of Fighting Charity Watchdogs

Former CEO Steve Nardizzi fought those who criticized his group’s spending on travel and other expenses. Regardless of whether he was right, his brash style may have doomed him, experts say.

Wounded Warrior Project Fires Top Executives

The officials were let go nearly two months after allegations surfaced about excessive spending on parties, travel, and conferences. The board says policies and controls failed to keep up with fast growth.  CEO Steve Nardizzi and COO Al Giordano are out. The board says policies and controls failed to keep up with fast growth at the country’s largest veterans charity.

Research Offers Clues to Tapping 9 Kinds of Generosity

Research Offers Clues to Tapping 9 Kinds of Generosity

Charities need to think more broadly about where their support comes from and how they can make better use of it, says a co-author of a new book on who gives and why.

Simulating Poverty Gives Charity Supporters a Taste of Hard Times

Simulating Poverty Gives Charity Supporters a Taste of Hard Times

Interactive and immersive campaigns are taking off. Just make sure they are not “cartoonish,” experts say.

Election Won’t Hamper Charitable Giving, Says Study

Nearly 80 percent of donors surveyed said they plan to donate the same amount to favorite causes this year as in 2015.

Salvation Army Reports Fuller Red Kettles in 2015

Salvation Army Reports Fuller Red Kettles in 2015

Buoyed by an association with retail giants, the charity’s signature drive overcame a slow start to raise $150 million during the holiday season.

In an Election Year, the Y Campaigns for Attention

In an Election Year, the Y Campaigns for Attention

The charity throws a tiny hat in the ring in hopes of diverting some donations to its cause.

Smaller Charity Walks and Runs Report Gains; Big Events See Declines

Smaller Charity Walks and Runs Report Gains; Big Events See Declines

“Peer-to-peer fundraising,” in which supporters solicit donations from friends, family, and colleagues, shows very different revenue trends depending on a campaign’s size.

MacArthur Honors Chicago Arts Groups for Creativity and Effectiveness

MacArthur Honors Chicago Arts Groups for Creativity and Effectiveness

The grant maker aims to bolster hometown nonprofits with its awards for “creative and effective” organizations.