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A Push to Get Grants That Pay the Full Cost of Doing Good

The Full Cost Project brings nonprofit leaders and grant makers together to learn and have frank discussions about the money needed to get results.

When Nonprofits Are Asked to Be the ‘Morals Police’

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is upbeat about its fundraising — but keeping an eye on how big donors react to public scrutiny and economic uncertainty.

6 Keys to Making Your Nonprofit Financially Sustainable

6 Keys to Making Your Nonprofit Financially Sustainable

Thoroughly understand your balance sheet and cash flow, adopt modern technology to increase efficiency, collaborate more with other nonprofits, and more, says the head of the SunTrust Foundation.

List of Major Donors Divesting From Fossil Fuels Swells to Nearly 200

List of Major Donors Divesting From Fossil Fuels Swells to Nearly 200

The founder of the movement says the investment returns for the foundations and family offices that have signed onto the pledge haven’t suffered.

Fundraisers’ Group to Put Ethics in the Spotlight Throughout October

The Association of Fundraising Professionals is calling October Ethics Awareness Month with the goal of helping fundraisers, board members, donors, and others understand what is appropriate behavior — and what is not.

Charities Urged to Step Up Advocacy Efforts

Only 3 percent of nonprofits reported lobbying activity last year, according to a new report from the National Council of Nonprofits, which urges charities to get off the sidelines.

Impact Investing Plays an Important Role in TechSoup’s Growth Campaign

Impact Investing Plays an Important Role in TechSoup’s Growth Campaign

The organization seeks both gifts and debt investments in its $11.5 million drive to expand technology services to nonprofits.

Crowdsourced List of Museum Salaries Goes Viral, Exposing Pay Inequities

Crowdsourced List of Museum Salaries Goes Viral, Exposing Pay Inequities

An idea that came up at a happy hour earlier this year prompted an informal information-gathering project that has drawn a worldwide response.

Cold Cash: What to Do When Unexpected Money Pours In

The Ice Bucket Challenge, a grassroots effort that went viral, brought a sudden $115 million to the ALS Association. Five years later, it’s out to tell the public what it’s accomplished with all that money.

What Fundraisers Should Do Next: How ‘Giving USA’ Findings Point to Smart Strategies

What Fundraisers Should Do Next: How ‘Giving USA’ Findings Point to Smart Strategies

Focus on the mission, small donors, and corporate employees, say fundraising experts. And don’t ignore the people who give through donor-advised funds even though they are hard to find.

Gifts to Charity Dropped 1.7 Percent Last Year, Says ‘Giving USA’

The decline, fueled by a drop in giving by individuals, could be a warning sign that the new tax law and other challenges will stall giving in future years.

ProPublica Unveils New Tool Making It Easier to Search 3 Million Nonprofits’ Tax Filings

The feature lets users search the complete text of the Form 990 that nonprofits must file with the IRS.

How a University Used Data Analytics to Improve Fundraising — and You Can, Too

Data shapes fundraising strategies and performance evaluations at the University of Iowa.

Donor-Advised Funds Grow in Popularity as Tools for Impact Investing

Donor-Advised Funds Grow in Popularity as Tools for Impact Investing

Beyond Meat’s splashy IPO and a new venture fund launched Tuesday by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are the latest examples of investors using donor-advised funds to place bets on companies that try to achieve social good.

Fears Increase That Economic Woes Will Hurt Endowments, Survey Shows

Investors became more pessimistic about the market, yet they’re largely sticking with riskier assets.

New Tax Could Hit Many Nonprofits Paying $1 Million-Plus Employees

A Chronicle analysis identified 226 nonprofits that paid one or more employees compensation in excess of $1 million a year, potentially exposing those charities to a new 21 percent levy under the 2017 tax law.