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15 Years of Giving: What Has Changed

15 Years of Giving: What Has Changed

A look back on how philanthropy has shifted, including the rise of general operating support and the risks of inaction.

Nonprofit salaries are low. Could $1,500 investment accounts help?

Nonprofit salaries are low. Could $1,500 investment accounts help?

A new program aims to help often underpaid nonprofit workers learn about investing and become more financially stable.

Dolly Parton’s philanthropic legacy

Dolly Parton’s philanthropic legacy

Millions loved her music, but her philanthropy, shaped by her own childhood struggles, reached millions, too.

‘We feel that we were used’: Nonprofits after Chan Zuckerberg dropped social advocacy

‘We feel that we were used’: Nonprofits after Chan Zuckerberg dropped social advocacy

A year after CZI ended social advocacy grants, nonprofits share lessons on funding loss, budget gaps, and surviving donor shifts.

Campaign to boost Black nonprofit fundraising

Campaign to boost Black nonprofit fundraising

The goal is to persuade everyday donors of their power at a time when philanthropy is growing more concentrated among the affluent.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Names New CEO

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Names New CEO

Charles Roberts has been director of St. Jude's Comprehensive Cancer Center and an executive vice president.

College sports programs are starting nonprofits to make money to stay competitive

College sports programs are starting nonprofits to make money to stay competitive

These organization are created to oversee everything from third-party multimedia deals to hospitality packages.

Philanthropy should buffer NIL’s commercial pressure on women’s sports, say advocates

Philanthropy should buffer NIL’s commercial pressure on women’s sports, say advocates

They worry that the college athletic programs may be strained by increased demands from bigger sports.

Funders want to help boys and men — again. Will they stick around this time?

Funders want to help boys and men — again. Will they stick around this time?

Richard Reeves is betting a slow-burn strategy — not a crisis pitch — can build the lasting infrastructure the last Obama-era wave never did.

College athletes are now eligible for big time payments. Will nonprofits benefit?

College athletes are now eligible for big time payments. Will nonprofits benefit?

As donations flood university sports departments, nonprofit leaders want to be sure stars use their platform for good.