April 2025

Past promises of a golden age of bequests didn’t pan out, but charities that are prepared are likely to reap the rewards this time.

Fundraisers have a lot to consider as they seek estate gifts — including whom to target and how to work with advisers. Here are some tips to make sure your charity is prepared.

A yin-yang approach to philanthropy has shaped the Ballmer Group. But the husband-and-wife founders have remained focused on one goal: Improving economic mobility in the U.S.

After cuts in federal spending, charities are making carefully worded appeals to donors to continue critical programs.

As wealth concentrates and more donors look for help starting or expanding their giving, they’re turning to advisors for guidance. One network of advisors helped ultra-wealthy clients give $60 billion in 2024, or about 9 percent of all philanthropy.

In less than three years, Loose Ends has recruited more than 35,000 people who are willing to finish projects other crafters leave behind.

While love languages have long been a fixture in pop psychology for improving romantic relationships, new science is emerging that learning to speak donors’ love languages forges lasting connections between nonprofits and their supporters.

Nonprofit leaders share advice on how to demonstrate leadership potential, impress your boss, and advance your career.

We foundation leaders have long been insulated from threats. It’s time to shed our chicken feathers.

An upswell of interfaith cooperation on issues such as immigration offers valuable lessons on what effective diversity work looks like.

As federal climate policy is dismantled, grant makers need to end their silence and get to work.