Nicole Wallace

The goal is to engage new supporters and get beyond idle chitchat, pulling them deeper into the mission and asking for their ideas — but not their money.

In Philadelphia, Special Olympics is rebuilding its program of sports training and competition for young people with intellectual disabilities. The organization’s affiliate in Thailand is taking the program to the remote hill tribes in the northern part of the country for the first time, and volunteers in the African nation of Djibouti are building a […]

Creative new efforts are drawing grant-making support, but now charities are seeking ways to vastly expand the number of Americans they reach.

Nonprofit groups and their critics consider why recovery efforts have not made more progress in the year since the island was struck by disaster.

The killing of George Floyd catalyzed a national reckoning on racial injustice — and the soul searching extends to nonprofits and foundations. Here are some articles from our archive about organizations’ efforts to be more equitable and to help advance equity in the larger society. ‘Fund Us Like You Want Us to Win’ Richly endowed […]

The pace of giving for Haiti is running ahead of amount donated in the same period after other recent disasters, a Chronicle tally finds.

Nonprofits are stepping up their powerful analytical techniques to make smarter fundraising decisions and increase donations.

The social-impact-bond pioneer played a leading role in establishing two of the seven U.S. pay-for-success projects now in operation.

Billionaire Andrew Forrest and his wife, Nicola, have pledged $48 million. Much of the money will go to efforts to mitigate the effects of future fires.

Jean Bourgault has taken over day-to-day management of Internews, as the co-founder, David Hoffman focuses on working with the organization’s board.