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How to give wisely as Christian ministries respond to the disaster
Before you give to Venezuela earthquake relief, remember: boots on the ground matter, matching gift schemes can mislead, and a crisis doesn't make a poorly-run ministry suddenly trustworthy.
Volunteerism proves increasingly valuable to nonprofits, outpacing inflation rates
The value of a volunteer hour jumped 3.7% in 2025 compared with 2024, outpacing inflation.
GivingTuesday's 2025 Year in Review found the biggest driver of generosity wasn’t wealth — it was the ask.
Americans contributed a tick more in 2025 than they did in 2024 in funds, items donated and volunteerism, according to data in the GivingPulse Year in Review, a new report from GivingTuesday.
Missionary delivers sermon on supporting global mission work — with direct application to disaster relief.
An EF4 tornado cut a 9-mile swath of destruction just south of this city of about 50,000 people last week. The funnel measured 500 yards across at its widest with winds up to 175 mph, ...
New study also tracks online giving and spiritual engagement
A new study uncovered the biggest indicator of whether an evangelical gives to church and charities.
Ministry leaders say they are trusting the Lord to provide so they can continue serving.
Increased fuel prices have led to increased costs for food pantry ministries—but leaders say they are trusting God to provide so they can keep serving.
What one ministry’s appeal can teach donors about vetting nonprofits and avoiding misleading fundraising.
What a recent 'Bibles for Iran' fundraising appeal can teach donors about vetting nonprofits and avoiding misleading fundraising.
Delayed delivery and donor intent should be considered before choosing a DAF.
Donor-advised funds (DAFs) have become one of the fastest-growing vehicles in American philanthropy.
Raj Bhakta, who owns the campus, is looking for a ministry to donate it to.
A Catholic mission-based organization has the historic opportunity to be given a former college campus from which to conduct its ministry.
It might seem like a win-win scenario, but ethical issues mar the practice.
Mark Brown has worked in the fundraising world for over 20 years, often helping ministries seek out donors. Several years ago, he was offered the opportunity to raise $8 million for a political candidate, and ...
