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The grant maker, which has given $23 to $57 million annually since 2019, is increasing its support in response to the Trump administration’s actions.

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.

Plus, the ArtCenter College of Design received a $17 million bequest from a long-time donor; and a hospital, three universities, and the education group Building African American Minds also received large gifts.

Attorneys who specialize in nonprofit law and freedom of speech weigh in the president’s battle with the university.

Advocacy groups are the latest targets of the Trump administration, which is seeking to limit the independence of various civil society organizations — or put them at risk of losing their federal funds and professional livelihood.