Some Funders Want Nonprofits to Merge
If done right, mergers can strengthen finances and boost impact. But there are costs, and egos, to navigate.
By Alex Daniels
Senior Editor, Foundations
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Three fundraising leaders argue the sector needs accountability standards for giving platforms — not legislation that could cut off billions in donations.
Lawsuits Against GoFundMe, PayPal Fire a Fundraising Warning Shot
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Matchmaking Database Offers Easier Path to Grants
By Alex Daniels
Senior Editor, Foundations
Federal Indictment of Southern Poverty Law Center May Lack Evidence of Criminal Wrongdoing
With no federal funding involved, and no cited complaints from donors, it’s unusual for an administration to take this serious step.
By Beth Gazley
The Conversation
The technology is bringing big change to all corners of the nonprofit world–learn how fundraisers, grant makers and leaders are using the it to help them better meet their missions and fuel their organizations.
Scammers Are Spoofing Charities on Venmo: How to Protect Your Donors
Fake accounts impersonating charities are scamming donors on the popular payment app. Experts share how to stay ahead of the fraud.
By Libby Sander
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The Hidden Cost of AI Productivity at Nonprofits
By Rasheeda Childress
Senior Editor, Fundraising
How to Use AI Without Losing Your Organization’s Soul
AI isn't the problem — it's what the technology reveals about nonprofits that lack a clear voice or strategy.
By Michelle Flores Vryn
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By Alex Daniels
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The Charity That Imports Charities
How the GreenLight Fund scales anti-poverty work one city at a time.
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor
Trust Is No Substitute for Proof That Philanthropy Is Working
The Winthrop Rockefeller trustees were right to go to court. Trust-based philanthropy can’t excuse boards from measuring results, honoring fiduciary duty, or proving that charitable dollars are doing real public good.
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