by Andrea Kihlstedt You may think that with everyone navigating a new reality, which often requires copious amounts of time at home, you shouldn’t ask people to help you with your capital campaign. Or for that matter, with your fundraising. But you’d be dead wrong. People want to help each other – especially during a crisis….
by Richard Perry I once sat in a long meeting discussing strategy with a group of major gift officers. We asked the program team to attend to give us resources for constructing donor offers. I should have brought a pillow to the meeting so I could take a nap – it would have been more…
This week’s feature article is a statement issued by black foundation executives with a request for action by philanthropy on anti-black racism. The joint statement calls for deep, transformative institutional change. In this statement, the group outlines 10 imperatives for the philanthropic sector. Consider sharing the statement with your board and staff. Jane Click here to read…
by Dan Parks Most nonprofits that get foundation grants haven’t suffered cutbacks as many had feared when the Covid-19 and economic crisis struck in March, a study released today finds. Thirty-one percent of nonprofit CEOs say that their grants have increased during the Covid-19 pandemic, and 39 percent say they’ve stayed the same, Thirty percent…
by Michael Theis The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is working on a multipronged effort to spark greater generosity among Americans and help nonprofit associations distribute pandemic response funds wisely with the help of $10 million in new grants. Some of that money will also go to advocacy efforts run by groups like Independent Sector…
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