Funders Don’t Often Back Volunteer Engagement. Can Nonprofits Convince Them It’s Worthwhile?

Funders Don’t Often Back Volunteer Engagement. Can Nonprofits Convince Them It’s Worthwhile?

Three years after the pandemic forced nonprofits to send volunteers home, many remain disengaged. A new initiative aims to help organizations secure funder support to replenish the ranks.

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Over 350,000 Holocaust Survivors Are Still With Us. Who’s Addressing Their Basic Needs?

Over 350,000 Holocaust Survivors Are Still With Us. Who’s Addressing Their Basic Needs?

Even as the world experiences an alarming rise in antisemitism and Holocaust denial, hundreds of thousands of Holocaust survivors still live with us. The Blue Card helps them remain in their homes and age with dignity.

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Money Isn't Everything: How Local Funders Are Helping Nonprofits Adapt to the New Abnormal

Money Isn't Everything: How Local Funders Are Helping Nonprofits Adapt to the New Abnormal

Nonprofits need cash, but they also need support to adapt in a fast-changing world. Community funders are providing consulting and educational services to help frontline nonprofits adjust and build capacity during COVID-19.

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Now That’s Tzedakah: A Closer Look at a Powerhouse of Jewish Philanthropy

Now That’s Tzedakah: A Closer Look at a Powerhouse of Jewish Philanthropy

The Jewish Communal Fund pulled in nearly $750 million in contributions in its most recent fiscal year, as a record level of gifts flowed into its donor-advised funds. But this fundraising success is about more than the explosion of DAFs.

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