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Newsletter Archive
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April 21, 2025
MrBeast Is Warping Gen Z’s Expectations of Philanthropy (Opinion)
Plus, how an instagram post cost one nonprofit $250k in funding; and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles lands $25 million -
April 18, 2025
Trump Targets Nonprofits’ Tax-Exempt Status
Plus, experts weigh in on Trump’s battle with Harvard; and Melinda French Gates is just getting started -
April 17, 2025
The Rule of Law: Call to Aid Nonprofits Standing Up to Democracy Threats (Opinion)
Plus, the leader of the Hispanic Federation speaks out; and how to find fundraising mentors -
April 16, 2025
What Makes DAF Donors Tick?
Plus, why one group stopped asking for general operating support (opinion); and New York Genome Center receives $125 million -
April 15, 2025
How a Trade War Will Hurt Nonprofits
Plus, a report examines fundraiser burnout; and the Chronicle launches a new podcast -
April 14, 2025
Melinda French Gates’s Transformation
Plus, the Gates Foundation alters a race-based scholarship program; and Wayne State U. gets $50 million -
April 11, 2025
Group of Foundations to Give More in Response to Federal Cuts
Plus, don’t ignore next-gen as the wealth transfer begins; and funders should support nonprofit leadership transitions -
April 10, 2025
Black Women and a Multigenerational Fix for the Loneliness Crisis
A new way to connect the young and the old. Plus, 7 things that climate philanthropy gets wrong. -
April 10, 2025
Our New Job Tracker Shows 10,000 Layoffs So Far
Plus, nonprofits can learn from Cory Booker’s toughness (opinion); and our list of emergency grants, updated -
April 9, 2025
As Recession Warnings Sound, What to Expect From Giving
Plus, how pro-immigrant groups can win the information war (opinion); and the Supreme Court is weighing Medicaid coverage for Planned Parenthood patients