Rasheeda Childress

The Baltimore Banner wants to attract more individual donors. Asking donors to host events where their friends and colleagues can learn about the organization has helped.

Nonprofits sought to strengthen ties with donors and organize activities to bring communities together after a bruising election season.

While the amount held in DAFs hit new highs, both contributions to the funds and the amount of money awarded from them fell in 2023, according to a new report.

Organizations whose missions are likely to be at risk in the new administration need to tell donors what they plan to do and how that will help, fundraising experts advise.

It used the technology to quickly create a campaign written from the perspective of Max and Whiskers, a dog and cat aided by the organization.

Research looks at the current dearth of donors, as well as what fundraisers can learn from pandemic-era giving.

Veteran fundraisers recommend nonprofits set specific goals, enlist their volunteers, encourage donors to give early, and more.

Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose surveyed 219 large companies about their giving from 2021 to 2023.

Community foundations test the idea, asking supporters to host gatherings to discuss books exploring how the country can come together. Plus, tips to build your organization’s own book circle.

DAFs remain controversial, but their size and influence continue to grow. Gifts from the accounts totaled $52 billion in 2022.

Just 12 percent of all donors give spontaneously, but the share is a little higher among Gen Z and millennials.

A new tech start-up is testing autonomous fundraisers to interact directly with donors. Technology experts have questions.

In an experiment, asking donors to give a unit of charitable good, such as a month of meals for a refugee child, got bigger donations than asking for cash

The cost of giving rose for people who no longer itemize deductions on their taxes. As a result, they seem to be giving less.

The authors of “One Click to Give” say everyday donors want to give, but want community first.

Research data from nonprofits and donors in 2023 found a host of fundraising trends: even though there is a decline in donors, people are still generous. Young donors want to “make change” in the world.

Historically Black colleges and universities should build up their planned-giving programs and focus more on seeking federally funded grants, according to a panel discussion at the conference, which also described successful fundraising drives.

It’s challenging to focus on small-dollar contributors when you need money today — but experts say a broad base of support is key for nonprofits’ long-term health.

New research from the BBB Wise Giving Alliance finds that donors are concerned appeals from charities are sometimes misleading.

‘Giving USA’ found that inflation took a bite out of giving again last year, but nonprofits are cautiously optimistic about 2024.