Philanthropy

As more nonprofits embrace AI, they will need investment and support beyond the grant check from grantmakers to enhance and expand outcomes.

MacKenzie Scott has delivered $19 billion in unrestricted grants to nonprofits since 2020. A new study allays fears that the large grants—with a median amount of $5 million—will lead nonprofits to adopt unsustainable spending patterns.

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Episode 88 of the Investing in Impact podcast features an in-depth conversation with Medea Nocentini, Senior Partner at Global Ventures and Founder of C3 – Companies Creating Change, on how technology, capital, and strategic support can accelerate…

How collaboratives can accelerate government initiatives to eliminate preventable global health problems, as seen in the case of Reaching the Last Mile Fund’s impact on a neglected tropical disease and the Beginnings Fund’s aim to increase maternal-newborn survival.

In 2021, when two U.S. senators introduced the Accelerating Charitable Efforts Act to speed up the payout of funds from donor-advised funds, it was the first time many lawmakers became…

Unaccompanied immigrant children are at high risk for abuse, exploitation, and neglect. Nonprofits play a key role in safeguarding their rights and well-being.

Alaska organizations aren’t sure if the federal funding they rely on will still exist. One of those organizations is the Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association, or Four A’s. 

Animal Grantmakers is commemorating a quarter century of catalyzing protections for animals of all types in its recent report: Animal Philanthropy in the United States. Authored by Andrew D. Rowan,…

Standard foundation funding is either project-specific or, at best, given as annual operational grants. By contrast, a lump-sum, multiyear investment allows nonprofits to plan and build.