Local nonprofit leaders in Republican districts need to speak out against proposed changes and ensure lawmakers understand the consequences, suggests a former leader of United Way Worldwide.

Fundraisers puzzling over how to reach young donors must acknowledge and counter the misconceptions peddled by the influencer.

When a financially stable nonprofit vacuums up precious dollars, smaller organizations lose out.

Think creatively about what you can do, use AI tools wisely, and more tips from experts.

Tim Dixon, co-founder of More in Common, joins Chronicle CEO Stacy Palmer to offer research-based strategies leaders can use to bridge divides in the workplace and in their communities. Tune in as Stacy asks Tim to walk listeners through his approaches to persuading people with widely different views to unite and get things done.

Nonprofit workers stressed by the uncertainty their groups face should acknowledge their emotions, set limits around work, and find purpose beyond their jobs, experts advise.

The fundraising powerhouse uses every opportunity to let people know it accepts gifts from DAFs, and it tracks data carefully so it can make tailored appeals.

H. Art Taylor knows the nonprofit world well. He served as CEO of the BBB Wise Giving Alliance for 23 years.

Corporate-giving strategists share what works in closing the deal on grants and other valuable types of support from companies.

There is tremendous pressure on the groups to provide services to their communities amid a flurry of Trump administration policies that affect immigration, higher education, and potential cuts to federal health care programs, advocates say.

The results of a new poll send mixed messages to fundraisers concerned about a “generosity crisis.”

Nonprofits are bracing for what may represent the administration’s most direct action against them to date. Experts caution groups not to panic.

Vera’s experience is a ‘harbinger’ for the rest of the nonprofit world, says Nicholas Turner, president of the criminal-justice reform organization.

The law permits most colleges and universities to increase spending from their endowments in light of financial pressures, the author argues.

When a progressive group posted in support of Palestinians in Gaza, it saw funding evaporate. Similar fissures are reverberating across the nonprofit world.