The unusually high stakes of 2020 have made effective follow-up for #GivingTuesday more critical than ever.

It’s been an eventful year to say the least, but I really feel that it’s been an eye-opening one, too.

Have you heard the one about the client who got all they wanted from their well-meaning consultant?

We believe a focus on helping donors fulfill their passions and interests through the organization is a far better approach.

I’m amazed at the generosity of donors. I’ve seen and heard tremendous stories of donors coming to the table in the past few months.

Welcome back to #NPPTrendingNow, where NonProfit PRO Editor-in-Chief Nhu Te breaks down the top three coveted stories of the week.

The pandemic continues to be with us. As humans, we are adjusting to this situation the best we can.

There are many situations that have the potential to be very polarized, even if it is accidental based on the verbiage we use.

To have the best giving season in 2020, then you want to be sure you avoid these top 10 giving season mistakes.

Endorphins are the chemicals that are released when people experience the so-called “warm glow effect” from making charitable donations