Trump Posed an Existential Threat. This Nonpartisan Group Pushed Back
The Partnership for Public Service has long worked with Republicans and Democrats to strengthen the federal work force. After Trump’s return to office, it found itself in direct conflict with an administration bent on dismantling the civil service and upending its mission.
By Jim Rendon
Executive Editor
Recent Op-eds on Managing Gen Z Workers Provoke Debate
Readers respond to dueling essays on how best to lead young nonprofit staff.
Nonprofits Can Turn Outrage Over ICE Into a ‘Big Tent of Decency’
As public opinion shifts on immigration enforcement, civil society has an opportunity to lead a movement rooted in dignity, not ideological purity.
By Eboo Patel
Contributor
Build a Smart Donor-Communications Plan for 2026
Experts share creative outreach strategies to keep donors engaged all year long.
By LISA SCHOHL
Contributor
Tips for a Positive Leadership Transition, From Outgoing Ms. Foundation CEO
Teresa Younger talks about 12 years of impact, a $100M campaign, and her decision to step aside to model a positive leadership transition.
By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer
Why the $130 Billion OpenAI Foundation Has Other Nonprofits on Edge
The nation’s largest nonprofit remains tightly linked to a fast-growing technology company at the center of the AI boom. Nonprofits and foundations are raising concerns about its independence and accountability.
By Eden Stiffman
Senior Editor
Philanthropy Must Stand Up for Minneapolis — and Our Country
Call out excessive force. Share resources. Tell the truth. Minneapolis is only the tip of the iceberg.
By Tonya Allen
Contributor
Amid Funding Cuts, Rising Volunteerism Offers Hope for Struggling Nonprofits
Some nonprofit leaders think volunteers will be critical to helping nonprofits remain lean and nimble in these financially uncertain times.
By Stephanie Beasley
Senior Writer
Everyone’s Talking About ‘Affordability.’ Philanthropy Should, Too.
To build trust in the communities they serve, nonprofits need to speak plainly about the work they already do to help people afford their lives.
By Matt Watkins
Contributor
The Case for Softer Leadership With Young Staff
In this age of rank-and-file unrest, nonprofit leaders must bridge differences of class, race, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, and more, says a former executive.
By Greg Berman
Contributor
Why Your Gen Z Workers Need Tough Love
Rigor, high expectations, and an insistence on excellence remain key to good mentorship — and good leadership for your organization.
By Eboo Patel
Contributor
Budget Cuts Are an Opportunity — Not a Catastrophe
Tough financial decisions can help nonprofits sharpen their missions and build trust with funders. That’s why I embrace them.
By Drew Martin
Contributor
Here is what you need to know about DEI, the new tax law, strategic planning in an age of uncertainty, navigating budget shortfalls, and taming chaos in the development office.
Under pressure from the Trump administration, some grant makers are urging nonprofits to eliminate references to race in applications.
By Alex Daniels
Senior Editor, Foundations
Short-term advances can keep charities afloat till a grant comes through. Will foundations subsidize them?
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor
In Today’s Climate, Strategic Planning Feels Like a Luxury
Contingency planning is now the name of the game.
By Ben Gose
Senior Editor