Knowing and teaching are two different capacities I watched with curiosity as the two volunteer coaches – fathers of other boys on my...

There's an old adage in the development world: people give to people, not to institutions. But many board members and loyal supporters...

With the threatened dissolution of federal agencies like the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities,...

Almost every day, it seems, there's more breaking news -- "Can you believe this?!" -- that one just has to hear, read, and share. Faced...

Wise nonprofit leaders try to steer to the political center, to avoid partisan conflicts with potential donors, supporters and audiences...

I, Too (1926) I, too, sing America. I am the darker brother. They send me to eat in the kitchen When company comes, But I laugh, And eat...

Your nonprofit does important and meaningful work that merits attention; how do you get the word out? The Chronicle of Philanthropy's...

New year, new opportunities. A chance for a fresh start. Here are 10 ideas from the Chronicle of Philanthropy's Rebecca Koenig about...

Time to say "thank you!" for all those last-minute, year-end gifts to your organization. Here are five ideas from Maria Di Mento on...

Just in case the end of 2016 is arriving before you are quite ready, here are 8 great year-end fundraising tips from Chronicle of...

As 2016 draws to close and we look back over the year's work, are you satisfied that you kept your focus on just the right things? In...

In a recent article from the Chronicle of Philanthropy, author Maria di Mento wisely reminds us to treat donors as partners and...

Find yourself without a plan for Giving Tuesday (Nov 29)? Here are 7 last-minute tips from Eden Stiffman and the Chronicle of...

The presidential election was contentious and divisive, and everyone seems to have an opinion about what happened and, more importantly,...

In the most recent issue of the Chronicle of Philanthropy, authors Megan O'Neil and Timothy Sandoval take a look at the potential impact...

In this week's issue of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, author Megan O'Neil writes about Minnesota-based Deluxe Corporation Foundation's...

In this week's issue of the Chronicle of Philanthropy, author Eden Stiffen makes a compelling case for the power of handwritten thank-you...

Unfortunately, we have grown all too accustomed to the words “active shooter situation” and “terrorist attack.” We have witnessed...

Many non-profits first open their doors as volunteer-run organizations. They are energized by passion for their mission, and they move...

Last Thursday evening I had the honor of speaking on behalf of Georgia Music Partners (georgiamusicpartners.org, #GeorgiaMusic) at The...