Our readers have dug into our stories featuring advice and tips for nonprofit and philanthropy experts. From stories about how “philanthropy-speak” can alienate donors to tip on how to build a strong fundraising culture for board members and understanding donor-advised funds, the

Opinion: Tax law changes highlighted in a recent article caused even larger drops in giving, writes Howard Husock: bit.ly/3MqAS37 Husock is a senior fellow for domestic policy at American Enterprise Institute. American Enterprise Institute

Headlining our weekly Transitions column is Ashleigh Gardere, who has been promoted from EVP to president of PolicyLink. She will serve alongside Michael McAfee, who will remain CEO of this institute that advances racial and economic equity. #nonprofitleadership #Transitions

When thrift shops email people that their neighbors have given high-quality furniture and clothes, they receive better donations than when they when they email them that they accept only items that are gently used. Read more: bit.ly/476SR8c This article is part of a

Join philanthropist Laura Arnold of Arnold Ventures and Chronicle CEO stacy palmer as they delve into how #philanthropy can bridge the division in our society, from politics to policy. They'll discuss efforts for reducing partisanship ahead of the crucial 2024 elections. Be

Ready to boost your nonprofit's planned-giving program? Join our #philwebinar on October 10 to gain insights and strategies that could help secure your organization's future. Register today and save 20%! 🎈bit.ly/3XoZOyl #DYK, in 2022, bequests totaled over $45 billion?

Join philanthropist Laura Arnold of Arnold Ventures and Chronicle CEO stacy palmer as they delve into how #philanthropy can bridge the division in our society, from politics to policy. They'll discuss efforts for reducing partisanship ahead of the crucial 2024 elections.

We're looking forward to our #philwebinar on September 19 with panelist Deidre Kennelly of Kennelly Consulting. She's joining us to help you learn how to better: 💡 Identify key metrics and better use data to show the impact of your work 💡 Craft stories about your results to

Searching for a career that aligns with your values? With resources and tools tailored for nonprofit professionals, the Chronicle's job listings make it easy to find opportunities that align with your expertise and ambitions. Get started today! bit.ly/4e79McX #jobs

Meet the new generation of donors and athletes like Scout Bassett at Women's Sports Foundation pushing for equity in women's sports. ⚽ bit.ly/4e5UwNE

Opinion: On-campus sustainability efforts inspire students in the same way that a recent op-ed writer uses concerts to mobilize fans to take climate action, writes Austin Hinkel. Thomas More University bit.ly/3z43mws

We report on $120 million from Gary and Alya Michelson to launch UCLA's California Institute for Immunology and Immunotherapy, a medical research hub that will house efforts aimed at developing new treatments to prevent and cure diseases. bit.ly/3ASDnbZ

TODAY! Join us at 2pm ET on our LinkedIn page as Chronicle CEO stacy palmer speaks with philanthropist Laura Arnold of Arnold Ventures. They'll explore how #philanthropy can bridge the division in our society, from politics to policy, and also delve into efforts by Arnold

.@Googlerorg, the tech giant's charitable arm, is betting big on A.I. to solve the world's problems. Read more: bit.ly/3Z7kQTp

Opinion: Op-Ed on the Grateful Dead and nonprofit leadership strikes a chord. Readers agree that the band offers several useful lessons on running a nonprofit. randy gorod Eboo Patel

Opinion: Steph and Ayesha Curry: We've seen first-hand how tutoring changed our kids' lives. That's why we're giving Oakland schools $25 million to fund tutoring and literacy programs — and why more grant makers should join us. Read the essay 🌟 bit.ly/3XaTkBT

In an exclusive interview with #TheCommons in Conversation, philanthropist Laura Arnold of Arnold Ventures breaks down how changes to elections can ensure that the voices of average Americans — not the extremes — are heard. Watch the conversation with Chronicle CEO stacy palmer

More than 50 nonprofit leaders have come together for more than a decade simply to help each other. The gatherings — dubbed "mutual aid on steroids" — are now getting a tryout in cities like Atlanta, Chicago, and Lexington, Ky. Drew Lindsay reports for #TheCommons:

"Let’s build something together. And let’s build someone up together,” says Eric Liu, founder of Citizen University. Liu is a public intellectual with nine books to his name as well as TED Talks with more than 2 million views. In between his undergraduate days at Yale University and earning