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Social Innovations

Philanthropy in 2032

You can only create what you imagine.

By Sean Stannard-Stockton | Feb. 4, 2008
 

Nonprofits

Coming to Terms With the Future of Nonprofit Leadership

As Baby Boomers retire, we need to think about how the next generation of nonprofit leaders will be different.

By Rosetta Thurman | 2 | Jan. 30, 2008
 

Nonprofits

Sending junkmail?  Get a new job!

Does your mail annoy your donors?

By Jeff Brooks | Jan. 22, 2008
 

Philanthropy

Ten Questions for Philanthropy

How do we reinvent the nonprofit?

By Albert Ruesga | Jan. 21, 2008
 

Nonprofits

You Identify the Problems, We Solve Them!

Nonprofits may suffer the most from unarticulated expectations.

By The Nonprofiteer | Jan. 14, 2008
 

Global Issues

Anti-Poverty Engineers

Reducing poverty for people at the lower end of the scale would be more powerful than any other form of intervention.

By Peter Manzo | 5 | Jan. 10, 2008
 

Social Innovations

Flying Over Philanthropy

What is happening overall in philanthropic capital markets?

By Lucy Bernholz | 4 | Jan. 8, 2008
 

Nonprofits

How Can Small Nonprofits Fundraise More Successfully?

Telling their stories is a powerful way for nonprofits to fundraise.

By Perla Ni | 2 | Dec. 21, 2007
 

Nonprofits

Preparing the Next Generation of Nonprofit Leaders

We should be focused on cultivating and developing the leaders we already have in the nonprofit sector, instead of trying to attract 640,000 new ones.

By Rosetta Thurman | 18 | Dec. 19, 2007
 

Nonprofits

Too Many Nonprofits

An unresponsive political system has spurred the need for nonprofits.

By Kelly Kleiman | 1 | Dec. 19, 2007