Jim Rendon

With revenues down and costs rising, a growing number of nonprofits are cutting budgets, laying off staff, and even closing their doors.

More than a third award more than $1 million a year, but unrestricted giving is down.

More than 70 percent of nonprofit employees said limited staffing and budget constraints are impediments to change.

The NDN Collective is giving out $25,000 and $50,000 awards, thanks to a $50 million foundation grant.

Two years after the Inflation Reduction Act was passed, a report finds that a group of 33 grant makers exceeded its goals for helping communities and organizations learn about, access, and implement funding through the act.

The most talked about women in philanthropy don’t always take the same tack, but they have some core approaches in common.

The philanthropist has made grants to more than 2,300 nonprofits. Thirteen have received more than one.

Recruiting former grantees onto the board has helped the Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund better connect to communities and boost fundraising.

A study found that the more DEI strategies nonprofits employed, the more likely employees were to say they planned to stay in their jobs for the next three years.

A pioneer in supporting environmental-justice groups, DeBacker will retire from the Kresge Foundation in September.

The report from the Association of Fundraising Professionals also found that women fundraisers earned 21 percent less than their male counterparts.

Rural climate groups have been limited because their work combines two issue areas long neglected by big foundations.

Because of federal regulations that go into effect July 1, organizations are likely to boost some employees’ salaries and pay others overtime if they work more than 40 hours a week.

The voter-registration group promoted by Taylor Swift has been wracked by resignations, layoffs, and regulatory lapses.

Finding their replacements isn’t easy — and often costs far more than organizations expect.

While philanthropy debates public safety, critics question whether private dollars should support policing. In Atlanta, it’s all coming to a head.

Jared Blumenfeld says the Waverley Street Foundation supports community-based climate groups that have been largely overlooked by past climate philanthropy.

Experts say if a Republican wins the White House, the new administration could change the rules that govern the Inflation Reduction Act. Plus: Check out the rest of our special report on the most important trends shaping philanthropy and the nonprofit world.

Shorter workweeks, time off, and DEI training are helping groups hold on to workers.

The former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development wants to increase the share of philanthropic dollars that go to Latino nonprofits.