A leadership framework based on five years of data from our very own Leadership Fellows program. Available for free download on the Cambridge University Press website. Executive summary coming soon.
The Donors of Color Network has released a fascinating new report, Philanthropy Always Sounds Like Someone Else: A Portrait of High Net Worth Donors of Color.
For those without time to examine the report or its executive summary, Nonprofit Quarterly has curated some key data points from Philanthropy Always Sounds Like Someone Else.
Writing for the Chronicle of Philanthropy, Emily Haynes writes about what motivates wealthy donors of color.
Philanthropy News Digest reports that the Wikimedia Foundation has stopped accepting cryptocurrency donations due to various factors.
Writing for Community-Centric Fundraising, Elisa Shoenberger discusses the risks of accepting donations from completely anonymous sources.
The Jim Joseph Foundation writes a thought-provoking article on their funder-grantee relationships and the steps they've taken to strengthen those ties.
The Center for Effective Philanthropy has a full-length report expanding on the idea of how foundations can help strengthen their grantees.
Nell Edgington explains how to reframe your nonprofit leadership mindset away from scarcity thinking and towards abundance thinking.
The Stanford Social Innovation Review provides four ways that nonprofits can partner with governments to support equitable vaccinations.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy developed a key method for fundraising in this quarter.