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Fewer charities will get corporate gifts this year. Here's how to make the cut. (opens the original)
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Corporate giving is concentrating around fewer nonprofits. The ones holding on are giving their partners a reason to stay. By Rasheeda ChildressSenior Editor, Fundraising September 30, 2026 | Read Time: 4 minutes Heroes on the Water, a charity that provides outdoor therapeutic support for veterans, is making inroads with corporate sponsors this year, even as some nonprofits report uneven giving by corporations after changes to the tax law last year. Engage Corporate Employees and Strengthen Part
What to do now to maximize year-end fundraising (opens the original)
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Consultants and fundraising leaders share how to give your year-end campaign a final push with donors big and small. By Rasheeda ChildressSenior Editor, Fundraising September 22, 2026 | Read Time: 7 minutes Ann Graham, CEO of the small cancer-fighting nonprofit MIB Agents, recognizes that these are challenging times for fundraising. While she’s finding some success this year, one thing that’s becoming glaringly obvious is the divide between those who are giving and those who are not. How to Craf
Nonprofit salaries are low. Could $1,500 investment accounts help? (opens the original)
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A new program aims to help often underpaid nonprofit workers learn about investing and become more financially stable. By Rasheeda ChildressSenior Editor, Fundraising Bryanah Wilkins, a nonprofit employee in New Jersey, never thought she’d have enough money to invest. It seemed out of reach on her salary. “I always felt like, ‘Oh, it’s too much,’” says Wilkins, senior coordinator of program operations at Braven. “I don’t know if I have the money to set aside per month for investments and things
Want to pay staff more? Here’s how to raise the money (opens the original)
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Leaders who’ve done it share how to raise more — from donors big and small — and pay staff what they deserve. By Rasheeda ChildressSenior Editor, Fundraising A couple of years ago, Will Zweigart was stressed. Flatbush Cats, the nonprofit he founded in 2018, was in an expansion phase. “We were trying to buy the building, paying for construction, hiring a team, building equipment, burning cash, and I was trying to fundraise for payroll two or three months out,” he says. “We had a lot of momentum,
In polarized times, here are 3 ways to keep donors engaged (opens the original)
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Experts share how sharpening your brand, rethinking your texting, and tailoring your message can help you break through. By Rasheeda ChildressSenior Editor, Fundraising With a world in upheaval from federal funding shifts, inflation, and wars, it can feel tougher than ever to connect with supporters. But nonprofits can still break through the noise and buoy their organizations, said experts who spoke at the Bridge to Integrated Marketing and Fundraising Conference, held last week near the nation
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