Nonprofit Domestications – Charity Lawyer Blog
The state in which you incorporate your nonprofit organization is called the nonprofit’s state of domicile. Sometimes nonprofits may determine…
Insights from Grantees: A CEP Blog Series
Funders have used CEP’s Grantee Perception Report to gather candid, comparative feedback from their grantees for more than two decades.…
A Framework for Democracy Philanthropy
This post originally appeared on The Art of Association blog. It is challenging for philanthropic funders to get started and…
How Giving Circles Have Shaped the Latino Community Foundation’s Grantmaking — And What Comes Next
At the heart of the Latino Community Foundation’s (LCF) mission to unleash the civic and economic power of Latinos are…
Four ‘T’s for Better Funding Relationships and Healthier Nonprofits
As the old saying goes “Victory has a thousand fathers.” And few victories come as close to that claim as…
The Whole Leader: A Call for Self-Care in Social Impact
Social impact professionals are some of the most extraordinary people on this planet. They work tirelessly to confront injustice, corruption,…
How Funders Can Support Youth Mental Health: Three Ways Forward
From social media feeds to bus depots, messages about the importance of maintaining our physical health are all around us.…
Keeping the Spark Alive: How One Funder Invests in Grantee Well-Being
Burnout within nonprofit organization staff is a growing concern within the sector, as seen in the Center for Effective Philanthropy’s…
Lobbying Exceptions: Nonpartisan Analysis, Study, & Research
501(c)(3)s can play an important role in shaping public policy. But when it comes to engaging in advocacy, 501(c)(3)s must…
Philanthropy and AI: A CEP Blog Series
A little more than a year ago, in a post that kicked off a series on AI and philanthropy on…