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Aviation-Law Expert John Hoyns Gives Colgate University $20 Million

Plus, a lumber heir left a large bequest to two Bangor, Me., hospitals, and Los Angeles philanthropist Wallis Annenberg is giving $10 million to a Beverly Hills performing-arts center she helped to launch 10 years ago.

Tips for Segmenting Donors and Tailoring Your Outreach — to Raise More

Tips for Segmenting Donors and Tailoring Your Outreach — to Raise More

Getting this right takes good donor data, a smart strategy, and time. But the most important thing is to try, experts say.

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New Tool Aims to Help Fundraising Teams Improve Diversity

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education created the assessment to help university development departments take stock of their diversity and inclusion efforts, but any nonprofit with a fundraising team can use it.

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Woodruff and Whitehead Foundations Commit $100 Million for Low-Cost Housing in Atlanta

Also, the Walton Family Foundation gave $34 million to build a new theater for opera in Arkansas.

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Data Shows GoFundMe Campaigns Work Well and Offers Insights for Online Fundraising

GoFundMe campaigns shared more than six times in the first few days are three times as likely to raise more donations than those shared less often.

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Brigham and Women’s Hospital Lands $100 Million for New Immunology and Inflammation Center

Plus, race-car driver and health care finance expert Ted Giovanis gave Johns Hopkins Medicine $35 million, and Dallas oil mogul Kelcy Warren gave his alma mater, University of Texas at Arlington, $12 million.

Opinion|Thanking Donors is Not Drudgery

Showing gratitude to those who support nonprofits is a critical task that shouldn’t be relegated to a chatbot.

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Simons Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies Give $150 Million to Create New York Climate Exchange

Also, the Asian American Foundation has pledged $65 million to strengthen Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, and four foundations have pooled $11 million to drive racial equity in leadership roles at museums.

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Los Angeles Couple Give $50 Million for Environmental Programs at USC

Plus, the founder of Politico is giving $20 million to start a new journalism institute, and five universities landed big gifts.

How to Avoid Turf Wars When Raising Money From Wealthy Families

How to Avoid Turf Wars When Raising Money From Wealthy Families

How to deal with donors after a divorce, raising money from relatives of a longtime donor, and more.

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Stavros Niarchos Foundation Gives $75 Million for the Mental-Health Center at Columbia U.

Also, the Ballmer Group and the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation jointly donated $30 million to help community-college students find good jobs in the Detroit region, and the X Prize Wildfire will award $11 million to teams that develop technology to detect, contain, and extinguish extreme wildfire events.

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How Some Fundraisers Are Using ChatGPT Technology to Do Their Jobs Better

The chatbot can automate mundane, time-consuming tasks like writing social-media posts, drafting thank-you notes to donors, and completing grant applications.

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Online Giving Declined Slightly in 2022, but Monthly Giving Was a Bright Spot, Report Finds

The drop in online giving masks the turbulence of the year for individual nonprofits — with some performing well but others experiencing sharp declines. Recurring donors gave more money over all than those offering one-time gifts, highlighting a path nonprofits seeking to boost retention might want to follow.

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To Stem the Housing Crisis, Religious Congregations Are Building Homes

Churches and other religious organizations are developing vacant or underutilized land in their own backyards to meet the need for affordable housing. Nonprofits are helping them navigate the financial and political challenges.

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Phil and Penny Knight Pledge $400 Million to Rebuild Historic Black Neighborhood

Plus, hedge-fund manager Kenneth Griffin gave big gifts to a community college and a charter school, and Purdue University received two major donations from alumni.

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Walter and Elise Haas Fund Commits $24.5 Million to Close Wealth Gaps in the Bay Area

Also, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation will give up to $15 million over three years to test a new program that will provide direct cash payments to mothers in Flint, Mich., and the Marriott Foundation donated $2.3 million to establish a fellowship program in mental health at Unity Health Care, in Washington.