How to Use AI Without Compromising Your Sustainability Values
Experts explain how nonprofits and individuals can reduce the environmental impact of AI.
By Rasheeda Childress
Senior Editor, Fundraising
How DC Central Kitchen Keeps Expanding While Other Nonprofits Shrink
For nearly four decades, the nonprofit has turned food into a tool for economic mobility — training thousands for careers, feeding up to 17,000 people daily, and building a model nonprofits nationwide now look to replicate.
By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer and Fellowship Director
‘We Make a Point of Celebrating When People Try, Not Just When They Win’
Curt Ellis, the CEO and co-founder of FoodCorps, on how he overcomes challenges.
Nonprofits Seek a Unifying Tone in the Partisan Air of the 250th
The private sector's unifying ambitions have been met with a mixed response, complicated by an uneasy national mood.
By James Pollard and Anne D'Innocenzio
Aid Is On the Way After Venezuela’s Earthquakes, but It’s Not Clear How Quickly
Serious damage to airports, hospitals, and other essential infrastructure is impeding the delivery of aid.
By Dulce Suarez
The Conversation
Nonprofit Leaders Have Some Blunt Advice for Their Funders
The James Irvine Foundation asked five veteran nonprofit leaders what philanthropy gets wrong. They didn’t hold back.
By Cindy Downing
Contributor
Points of Light to Unveil New Strategy to Ignite a Volunteerism Boom
It is the first phase of a $100 million plan to double the number of U.S. volunteers to 150 million by 2035.
By Glenn Gamboa
Associated Press
Anthropic Announces Program to Teach Nonprofits to Use AI More Effectively
Claude Corps, named for the company's popular AI chatbot, will hire and embed 1,000 fellows trained in the use of Claude at a wide range of organizations for a year.
By Glenn Gamboa
Associated Press
Turning Challenges Into Programming Innovations
Some charities are collaborating with other nonprofits, while others are using their heft to muscle into new territory.
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor
Why Removing a Problematic Donor’s Name Is Harder Than It Looks
Colleges have moved slowly amid calls to remove the names of donors who enabled Jeffrey Epstein from campus buildings.
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor
U.S. Nonprofit Sector Is Pushing Back Against an ‘Authoritarian Playbook’
Many nonprofits have been surprisingly successful responding to government attacks on their freedom to operate.
By Christopher Justin Einolf
The Conversation
Nearly 90 Percent of Nonprofit Leaders Worry About Burnout
Spiking need, unstable funding, and chaotic policies are causing workers to feel overwhelmed.
By Barbara Frye
Contributor
Nonprofits That Forge Partnerships Survive Crises Better, Study Finds
It isn't about having more partners but the right partners.
By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer and Fellowship Director
Mergers Can Save Nonprofits. Here’s How to Get One Right.
A practical guide to knowing when a merger makes sense, finding the right partner, and navigating the road ahead together.
Arthur M. Blank Foundation President Fay Twersky Set to Retire
Twersky shepherded the Blank family through a period of accelerating and rethinking some of its grant making.
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor