After getting kicked off of GoFundMe, the Canadian Truckers Convoy has moved to Christian crowdfunding site, GiveSendGo, to an extraordinary reception.
In Decentralized Autonomous Organizations, decisions and choices are governed by holders of one kind of cryptocurrency token, such as ethereum or bitcoin. How does this work? And will it be good for philanthropy?
Another effort to change tax policy on donor-advised funds has come to the House of Representatives.
A recent study shows that trust in nonprofits—as well as government, media, and business—is down. Here are some ideas to fight that trend.
Are you overlooking your mid-level donors in your acknowledgment procedures? Maybe you’re overlooking major donors, too.
Looking back at 2021, here are the big themes we discussed. We are scrapping the “best of” for a more thorough list.
The free speech battles at colleges and universities have been in the news for several years now. Davidson College is in the news for alumni forcing a reckoning about this issue at Davidson.
Reflecting on civil society and our gratitude for voluntary associations this Thanksgiving Day.
The Barry Foundation and the Woodson Center demonstrate how local knowledge can create solutions to fighting poverty.
A new study from the American Bible Society shows that “Practicing Christians” and “Bible Users” remain more generous than non-religious Americans—and that this trend held steady through the pandemic.