The Center for Effective Philanthropy has published a report based on a survey of foundation and nonprofit leaders' views on foundation support to strengthen their grantees.
Nonprofits have been slow to adopt strategies aimed at multicultural donors, an increasing demographic as the majority of Americans are projected to be multicultural by 2030.
Colorism refers to a preference for lighter skin, a globally held bias present across ethnic and racial communities that disproportionally affects women of color.
Asian American and Pacific Islander, broadly encompasses at least twenty countries and numerous cultures under the racial category, however, the term is somewhat ambiguous.
An influx of funds can leave an organization in a state of uncertainty, going from a precarious financial position to more than doubling their budgets in a few short years.
The IRS uses the Form 990 to check nonprofit finances, ensuring that organizations don't misuse their tax-exempt status, making it an essential part of operating a nonprofit.
People with disabilities are at the forefront of many important social movements, yet funders continue to underinvest in their leadership development.
Nonprofits and social justice organizations often have long operated in a cycle of scarcity, adopting an abundance mindset can help better serve community needs.
Recent findings show that anti-Asian sentiment, which saw a sharp rise during the pandemic, has not subsided, driving calls for greater and more timely policy decisions.