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  • Accountability in Grantmaking: Why Focusing on Outcomes May Actually Hinder Nonprofits’ Impact

    Nonprofit AF Nov 17, 2025

    Last week, I was in Toronto facilitating a conversation on equitable grantmaking with a group of brilliant colleagues, including several funders and impact investment leaders. During the rise of authoritarianism,…

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  • Co-Designing Reporting Processes in Relationship with Grantees

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Nov 13, 2025

    In philanthropic relationships, we talk a lot about power dynamics, and there’s perhaps no moment where that becomes more visible than during the reporting process. Traditionally, grantees are required to…

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    Community-Led Education: A Volunteer-Based Approach to Addressing Funding Shortfalls

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 13, 2025

    When 8-year-old Gloria arrived at her first day of a Building Tomorrow “Roots to Rise” literacy camp in Iganga District, Uganda, she was (like over 90 percent of her Ugandan peers) struggling…

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    How Donor-Advised Funds Respond to Nonprofits’ Economic Stress

    Lilly Family School of Philanthropy Nov 10, 2025

    A new report from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, presented by CCS Fundraising, explores how donor-advised fund (DAF) donors respond to nonprofit financial distress, both during major societal crises…

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  • National 211 Hotline Calls for Food Assistance Quadrupled in a Matter of Days, a Magnitude Typically Seen During Disasters

    The Conversation Nov 10, 2025

    Between January and mid-October 2025, calls to the national 211 hotline from people seeking food pantries in their community held steady at nearly 1,000 calls per day. But as the…

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    The Overlooked Food Insecurity Crisis Facing Older Adults

    Food Tank Nov 7, 2025

    Recent research from Citymeals on Wheels reveals that nearly half of New York adults over age 60 who use older adult centers and home-delivered meal programs experience food insecurity, exposing…

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  • Government Funding Disruptions: Impacts on Nonprofits in Early 2025

    Urban Institute Nov 4, 2025

    In late January 2025, nonprofits nationwide began receiving notices of federal government funding cancellations and freezes, and the impacts of government funding disruptions were quickly apparent. Organizations delivering job training,…

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    Hybrid and Remote Work in the US: Where Are We Now?

    Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy Nov 4, 2025

    For most nonprofits, “nimble” is the name of the game. Organizations of all kinds face challenges and calls for change periodically, and it is those groups most able to think…

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    Senate Hearing Targets Left-Leaning Nonprofits Under the Guise of Combating Political Violence

    Nonprofit Quarterly Nov 3, 2025

    Republican members of a Senate Judiciary subcommittee used a hearing on political violence this week to advance a narrative that could justify sweeping crackdowns on progressive nonprofits, even as testimony…

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    Indiana Philanthropic Organizations Launch $1M SNAP Relief Fund

    Indiana Capital Chronicle Oct 31, 2025

    Indiana philanthropic organizations and an anonymous donor have pooled $1 million to launch a food aid fund as federal grocery benefits for low-income Americans are set to run dry Nov. 1.

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    The Nonprofit Using Horsemanship to Build the Confidence of Students of Color

    Chalkbeat Oct 31, 2025

    Detroit Horse Power, a nonprofit serving under-resourced kids in the city, has helped some students find their calling. The program fosters social and emotional learning.

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    Private Giving’s Vital Role in Supporting the Arts

    Artnet Oct 30, 2025

    During a heated benefit season in New York’s art world, non-profits turn to artists to donate works to many important causes.

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