Philanthropy Archives - Page 12 of 38 - MinistryWatch
The horrific scenes coming from Israel – and news that at least 4,000 people have died – have caused many of our readers to ask: How can I help?
Software giant Blackbaud has agreed to pay $49.5 million to settle investigations by 49 states and the District of Columbia regarding a May 2020 data breach that impacted more than 1 million files from 13,000 ...
Investment returns at private foundations dropped by 12% last year, a sharp turnaround from the 16.3% gains they realized in 2021.
If rushed, S.B. 362 could challenge nonprofits’ direct mail fundraising efforts.
A bill making its way through the California state legislature might allow consumers to delete their information from data compilers’ databases. Once removed, that information would be unavailable to both commercial marketers and nonprofit fundraisers.
Operational and logistical challenges inching up in list of concerns
Christian ministry leaders still count fundraising as the most significant challenge they will face in the coming year, even though most of them say revenue has increased over the last year.
A new study released by Barna Research unveils some interesting trends about Gen Z, Millennials, and their generosity.
A decrease in both the number of donors and dollars given was evident across all donor types during the first quarter of 2023, with major donors causing an outsized drop in both dollars and donor ...
Officer’s Christian Fellowship, leadership work in Japan, healthcare in Tanzania, and more.
On July 30, the Officer’s Christian Fellowship (OCF) rededicated its newly renovated Harrison House hotel at White Sulphur Springs, the ministry’s eastern conference center in Pennsylvania
Donors who write checks have been vaporizing, at least in the United States, but numbers from GivingTuesday Data Commons show that most people in seven regions of the world donated to others one way or ...
The threat to donor privacy is continuing despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling two years ago that many thought had ended it once and for all.
