Should Every Foundation Sunset? Weighing the Pros and Cons
Operating in perpetuity and spending down can both be effective strategies. The key is for a foundation to match its spending approach to its purpose.
Sabbaticals Strengthen Leaders and Nonprofits: Here’s How to Recharge
Five nonprofit heads share insights about their recent sabbaticals. Here are their top tips on how and why to take time to recharge, even during challenging moments — and come back stronger.
Required Reading for Running a Capital Campaign
A collection of articles and advice to help your nonprofit run a big fundraising drive.
Big Gifts and the New Tax Law: Boom Now, Bust Later?
High-earners may make big gifts in 2025, but their giving may decline next year.
Get Your Major Donors on the Path to Big Giving at Year-End
The summer is an ideal time to deepen ties with donors and craft a cultivation plan for the rest of the year, major-gifts experts advise.
How the Reeve Foundation Tripled Its Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Revenue
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, started by the late Superman actor and his wife, raises more than $1 million a year by coaching volunteers to throw uplifting events on its behalf.
Craft a Résumé That Helps You Climb the Ladder
Nonprofit hiring managers offer their top job-application tips.
Capital Campaigns — Full Speed Ahead or Time to Pull Back?
How charities are handling ambitious fundraising efforts in a time of economic uncertainty.
Data Visuals That Wow: 5 Easy Ways to Show Impact
Transforming your impact data into sharp, strategic charts is easier than you might think. These simple visualization strategies will make your outcomes crystal clear.
Trump-Era Survival Strategies: Climbing Back After Losing $300 Million in Federal Funding
The chief fundraiser of Save the Children talks about how to sustain core programs during challenging times.