Around the world, feminist activists have successfully combated autocracy — most recently in South Korea. U.S. grant makers concerned about Trump’s strongman tendencies should take note.

By donating any wealth accumulated after January 1, people of means can help others and enrich their own lives.

Instituting fixed terms for executive directors would allow them to focus on their jobs, then exit before exhaustion sets in.

How nonprofits of all sizes are partnering with social-media personalities to reach new donors

Organizations that offer flexible work arrangements have a leg up in recruiting and retaining staff. The harder part is cultivating culture and in-person connection.

Boards will be more important than ever as nonprofits navigate a tricky financial landscape and political uncertainty.

Conflicts between donors and nonprofits become more noticeable in increasingly polarized times.

Donor-advised fund providers aim to make their products as commonplace as college savings and retirement accounts.

Fundraisers need to keep key issues on their radar: potential changes to tax law, artificial intelligence, DAFs, and more.

Plus, the Center for Disaster Philanthropy received $20 million for the Truist Cares for Western North Carolina program, and ExxonMobil gave $10 million to improve cancer prevention and education in east Texas.

Tighe helped transform its operations, embracing technology and courting corporate partners, guided by the idea that a nonprofit health venture could and should run as efficiently as a commercial one.

Plus, Penn State received gifts of $19 million and $1 million for engineering programs and a water garden, and the Wharton School landed $5 million to launch a program to launch an artificial intelligence lab.

Five key factors affect generosity, an Australian research team found, findings that hold lessons for the California wildfires.

The companies that have pledged millions for wildfire relief include Google, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Amazon, Comcast, Netflix, the NFL Foundation, and more.

Critics of philanthropy often start with a kernel of truth but quickly go to extremes, says Beth Breeze, director of the Centre for Philanthropy at the University of Kent, who has spent more than a decade examining and responding to critiques of philanthropy