Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Donates $50 Million to Historically Black Atlanta Colleges
The 10-year commitment will support some 10,000 students at four schools.
By Michael Warren
Associated Press
Trump’s Data Cuts Could Leave Nonprofits ‘Flying Blind’
Federal data sets that nonprofits and philanthropies rely on to track need and measure progress are disappearing. A growing number of philanthropies are supporting short-term solutions.
By Eden Stiffman
Senior Editor
Is the Right to Give Freely Under Attack?
Tonya Allen and John Palfrey explain why they think this is a critical moment for U.S. civil society.
How Youth Villages Finds Success Where Others Fail
The group, which works to keep families together and out of the foster care system, leans on deep data analysis, adaptability, and a book-loving CEO.
By David L. Wheeler
Contributor
How ‘Promote Giving’ Will Raise Millions for Charities
A new line of investment funds donates at least 5 percent of its performance fee, also known as the “promote,” to charities.
By Glenn Gamboa
AP Business Writer
Foundations Commit $500 Million to Curb AI Developers’ Influence
A coalition of 10 foundations wants to see that human interests are at the forefront of the technology’s rapid integration into daily life.
By James Pollard
Philanthropy Reporter, Associated Press
New Coalition Will Fight Taxes on Nonprofits
The threats facing charities have created high demand for intermediaries that can help organizations figure out survival strategies, including mergers.
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor
Matchmakers Help Charities Find Merger Partners
The threats facing charities have created high demand for intermediaries that can help organizations figure out survival strategies, including mergers.
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor
Faith, Generosity, and Justice: Dilnaz Waraich on Muslim American Giving
In this episode, the WF Fund president discusses Islamic principles behind charitable giving, why trust-based philanthropy requires humility, and how interfaith bridge-building strengthens communities.
MacKenzie Scott Isn’t Backing Away From DEI
By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer and Fellowship Director