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Hidden Loss, Hidden Pain

Local philanthropies and donors can play a lead role in marshaling others in their communities to lead an effort to respond to this tragic situation. Here are five ways to help children who have lost a parent or caregiver to COVID-19.

Bruno Manno / 3 min read
Investment
How to think about your fundraising investment

Significant fundraising expenses are not only unproblematic—they are responsible if your goals are to grow and to ensure that that growth is sustainable.

Benjamin Domingue / 3 min read

The 6 questions you need to ask before launching a capital campaign

For many organizations that already struggle just to match last year’s fundraising revenue, the capital campaign is simply a pipedream.

Eduardo Andino / 4 min read
inflation
Fundraising as charity

As record inflation makes fundraising more difficult and more important, remember that your work is offering others an opportunity to be charitable.

Austin Detwiler / 2 min read

investment
Be not afraid . . . to invest in fundraising

Nonprofit leaders often worry about keeping their fundraising costs low, but that may be the wrong approach. The first in a two-part series on fundraising expenses.

Benjamin Domingue / 3 min read
corporate philanthropy
How small businesses and nonprofits can strengthen civil society

Business leaders may not agree on whether they have a social responsibility to “give back,” but there is plenty of data to suggest that it improves employee satisfaction. Here are a few ways businesses can support civil society.

Jonathan Hannah / 4 min read

university, higher education
Troubling trends for higher education

A years-long decline in university enrollment has only accelerated during the past several years of lockdowns. What will this mean for higher education revenue and alumni giving?

James Davenport / 3 min read
Grit
Capital campaigns require grit . . . does your organization have it?

Preparing for a capital campaign is a “grit-check” for your organization. Does your organization have what it takes to be successful?

Scott Bucko / 4 min read

schools
Data show that the exodus from public schools is continuing

In the wake of the pandemic and lockdowns, families have been fleeing public schools. The trend is spreading to teachers, too.

Kerry McDonald / 3 min read
ukraine
Nonprofits answer Ukraine’s call for aid

Several nonprofits step up to provide much-needed hope and support during Ukraine’s darkest hours.

Sabrina Thiery / 3 min read



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