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Carolyn T. Adams is former dean of the College of Liberal Arts and professor emeritus at Temple University.

How to convert pandemic donors to annual donors, plan hybrid outdoor events, and more.

Plus, online giving surged in 2020.

Like racial injustice, confronting climate change will require those of us in philanthropy to change our assumptions about how we operate our organizations, how we live, and the way we fund.

Plus, online giving grew 32 percent in 2020, and Peloton makes the first grants from its $100 million commitment for racial equity and well-being

Donors, activists, and nonprofit leaders must seize this rare and special moment in the fight for racial justice — and be more willing to wade into the thorny issue of police conduct in particular, say grant makers, activists and criminal-justice experts.

Charities that directly responded to the health crisis or advocated for relief saw giving grow at nearly twice the rate as those that didn’t, according to a new poll.

Also, Wayfair has given $20 million to LISC for its Black Economic Development Fund, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation gave $1.4 million to Michigan State U. for its Enslaved.org database to document the genealogy of families during the historical slave trade.

Nonprofits have released statements praising the verdict but also calling for greater police accountability and transparency over all.

Nazifa Zaman is a Ph.D. student at Rutgers University and former nonprofit professional. Her academic research focuses on organizational behavior and talent management with a special interest in applying it to the nonprofit setting.