Philanthropy Archives - Page 20 of 38 - MinistryWatch
Fees to for-profit fundraising firms working with charities in New York have remained steady and even declined slightly since 2017.
With the holiday gift shopping season in full swing, Americans are filling their carts with gifts for family and friends—but many are also carving space in their budgets for charities and other not-for-profit organizations on ...
When it comes to charitable giving, evangelical Protestants are just like everyone else—more or less. Those who attend church or read the Bible more often tend to give more to church and/or charity, as do ...
For Some Churches, Paying Back PPP Loans is Better than Forgiveness
Food banks, food pantries, meal programs, and similar initiatives run by churches and other faith-based institutions are among the charitable organizations seeking to fill this gap.
NCF received $2.5 billion in donations in 2020, and distributed $1.3 billion in grants to thousands of groups. Since its founding in 1982, it has taken in $17 billion and granted $14 billion to 71,000 ...
An Interview with Nathan Jones
Warren Cole Smith interviews Nathan Jones on support-raising and a new way forward for fundraising.
Calvin University, the prominent Christian school in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has received a $15 million gift to establish a school of health.
Employee participation in nonprofit 403(b) retirement plans inched upward during the COVID-19 pandemic, reaching its highest level since tracking began in 2008, due in part to automatic enrollment, which has increased 50% during the past ...
When WaterStone was founded in 1980 as the Christian Community Foundation, it was an early pioneer in Donor Advised Funds.
