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Charity Becomes Hot Election Topic — and Not in a Good Way

Charity Becomes Hot Election Topic — and Not in a Good Way

Nonprofit Uses Science to Discover Words With Power to Change Minds

Nonprofit Uses Science to Discover Words With Power to Change Minds
5 Crucial Skills for Nonprofit Product Managers

5 Crucial Skills for Nonprofit Product Managers

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September 29, 2016

Daily News Roundup: Tech Giants Form Nonprofit to Study Artificial Intelligence

Plus, a look at whether candidates' philanthropy affects voters' choices and an examination of Donald Trump role as "Grand Benefactor" of a prominent cancer hospital.

September 28, 2016

Foundations' Selective Redevelopment Remains Controversial in Detroit

Big grant makers' "stimulus package" for the city included choosing which neighborhoods to invest in, a bold but politically risky stand that differed from philanthropy-funded revitalization efforts elsewhere.

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September 28, 2016

Daily News Roundup: Embattled Leader Keeps Hold on Bay Area Museums

Also, patient-advocacy charities lay low in the debate over rising drug prices, and a data company pledges $100 million in software to nonprofits and schools.

September 27, 2016

Feeding America Is Top Cause for Schwab Donors, Study Finds

Clients of the donor-advised-fund provider directed more than half of their grant making to causes in their home states in fiscal year 2016, according to new data on their giving.

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September 06, 2016

The Neglected Generation X

Fundraisers focused on harnessing the baby boomers' wealth and millennials' energy risk missing out on the giving potential of the demographic cohort in between.

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Generation X Comes of Age as Donor Group With Big Potential

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A Jewish Federation Courts Support From Secular Gen Xers

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A Conservation Group Gives Gen X Donors the Data They Want

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University's Kid-Friendly Events Bring Gen X Parents Back to Their Alma Mater

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September 27, 2016

Nonprofit Leaders Look to Detroit for Lessons on Foundation-Backed Turnaround

Grant makers' active role in redeveloping the Motor City is drawing close attention from other regions in economic distress.

September 27, 2016

Daily News Roundup: $37 Million Tex. Haul Raises Giving-Day Bar

Also, Yale University bucks the 2016 trend of college-endowment losses, and new census data shows the first significant drop in U.S. proverty since the Great Recession.

September 27, 2016

Young Professionals Network Names Executive Director

Jamie Smith had served as co-interim leader of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network since January. Her top priorities include fundraising and managing growth.

September 26, 2016

Opinion: Chan Zuckerberg Science Is a Model for Big Donors

By focusing on the best minds and seeking lots of advice, Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg are reminding donors of the power of basic science — and smart philanthropy.

September 26, 2016

Gifts Roundup: Finance Mogul Donates $20 Million for New African-American Museum

Other notable gifts include $66 million from a University of Vermont-trained physician to endow his alma mater’s medical school.

September 26, 2016

Religious Charities Commit $52 Million to Help Elderly Jews

The money will be used to provide food and medicine to people, including Holocaust survivors, living in the former Soviet Union.

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