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Volunteer Week Includes Award for 14-Year-Old Vision-Impaired Nonprofit Founder

Volunteer Week Includes Award for 14-Year-Old Vision-Impaired Nonprofit Founder

Recognition events and service opportunities will shine a spotlight on stories from the front lines of volunteerism.

How to Rally Gen Z to Your Cause

Ditch gender stereotypes and communicate in “microbursts,” experts say.

March Madness Means Fundraising in Indianapolis and Louisville

March Madness Means Fundraising in Indianapolis and Louisville

The annual Brackets for Good tournament uses competition to inspire charitable donations.

April Postal Increases Worry Nonprofit Magazine Publishers

Increases that could be as high as 16 percent may prompt publications like Consumer Reports to print less frequently.

Just-Launched Website Lets Ordinary People Give Away Corporations’ Money

Just-Launched Website Lets Ordinary People Give Away Corporations’ Money

Viewers to Volunteers will award points for engaging with content that can be used to direct corporate contributions to charity.

Women Vanish From N.Y. Ads in Clinton-Backed Cause Campaign

Images of women disappeared from billboards, posters, and other media around New York City Sunday as part of a campaign coordinated by the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation to call attention to gender inequality, reports The New York Times.

Reaping Big Rewards by Doing the Unexpected

The nonprofit Share Our Strength doubled its revenue by putting money into building its brand. But to do that, it had to make a tough choice: Feed fewer children for a while to feed many more later.

New Association Aims to Help Veterans Groups Provide Better Services

New Association Aims to Help Veterans Groups Provide Better Services

The National Association of Veteran-Serving Organizations is designed to improve information-sharing and coordination among thousands of groups.

How One Nonprofit First Contacts Grant Makers

An introductory email and phone call helps fundraisers at the YWCA of the National Capital Area connect with foundation staff before submitting a proposal.

How the University of Virginia Took a More Proactive Approach to Recruiting Fundraisers

The university’s fundraising recruiter shares the tools and tips she’s found effective, including starting a database of potential candidates.

Annual Tax Letter for Your Monthly Donors

Use this model to craft a letter to monthly donors that they can use as a record for claiming a charitable tax deduction.

Raising $350-Million for Uncle Sam

Raising $350-Million for Uncle Sam

The nonprofit Trust for the National Mall has committed to attracting $350-million for the Park Service’s $700-million restoration plan.

Nonprofit Boosters or Muckrakers — Can’t the Press Be Both?

Nonprofit Boosters or Muckrakers — Can’t the Press Be Both?

Journalists struggle to tell the real story of the charity world, and it’s not just the news media at fault.

After Newsletter Revamp, Irish Charity Sees Boost in Retention

Increasing the frequency of communications with donors—and giving them more information about programs—leads to a large payoff.

A Step-by-Step Guide for Donors Setting Up a Planned Gift

The Ocean Conservancy uses this informational packet to help donors make decisions—and commitments—about planned gifts.

Explaining Planned-Giving Options to Donors

The Ocean Conservancy uses this booklet to explain donors’ options when making a gift from their estates.