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Matchmaking Database Offers Easier Path to Grants

Matchmaking Database Offers Easier Path to Grants

The Philanthropy Data Commons has the potential to make the grant application process much easier — and provide a clear view of impact.

How Giving Homeless People $750 a Month Improved Lives

How Giving Homeless People $750 a Month Improved Lives

The recipients could use the money in any way the chose. There was no evidence that participants squandered the money they received.

How MacKenzie Scott’s Gifts Illustrate the Value of No-Strings Giving

How MacKenzie Scott’s Gifts Illustrate the Value of No-Strings Giving

The fact that charities can use the money as they see fit is almost as important to them as the money itself.

Colleges Raised $78 Billion, 89% of Which Came From 2% of Donors

Colleges Raised $78 Billion, 89% of Which Came From 2% of Donors

While higher education raised more money, institutions must now think long-term and engage younger alumni who prioritize institutional impact over traditional loyalty to sustain future giving.

FILE - A portrait of Benjamin Franklin is displayed on U.S. $100 bills in Pennsylvania, on July 14, 2022. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)

Liberty Mutual Foundation Launches $600 Million Endowment

The grant maker plans to provide more high impact grants over longer periods.

Lessons From Stand-Up Comedy: How a Nonprofit Leader Hones Her Craft

Lessons From Stand-Up Comedy: How a Nonprofit Leader Hones Her Craft

Marnie Webb, CEO of TechSoup, talks about what she’s learned from more than three decades in tech development.

Nonprofit Status of NCAA Athletic Departments Starts to Raise Questions

Nonprofit Status of NCAA Athletic Departments Starts to Raise Questions

College sports have become big business, but athletic departments are still operating as tax-exempt nonprofits, even as a growing chorus of voices is wondering whether this designation should be re-evaluated.

Black-Led Nonprofits Didn’t See Lasting Funding Boosts After 2020

Black-Led Nonprofits Didn’t See Lasting Funding Boosts After 2020

The racial reckoning that followed George Floyd 's murder carried hopes of new support for the disproportionately underfunded nonprofits.

Announcing the 2026 Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellows

Announcing the 2026 Philanthropy & Nonprofit Accountability Fellows

Four news outlets will receive yearlong training to help them uncover how nonprofits and philanthropy are shaping solutions to today’s most urgent local challenges.