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How donors changed during the pandemic and how email can help nonprofits interact with donors to raise more money, according to new reports.

Personal finances and inflation are weakening people’s confidence.

Several experts joined the Chronicle to discuss how data insight can help organizations recruit, retain, and engage members in their programming.

After losing an hour of sleep, people are less inclined to help others, research has found.

After disasters, many aid groups need to repair or replace offices, entire buildings, inventory, machinery, or other items, according to an academic research project.

The pandemic had to end sometime. Historians will ultimately place its climax at some point in 2022. It was the year that Dr. Anthony Fauci, America’s most prominent public health authority, declared that the country was “out of the pandemic phase,” as COVID case rates plummeted from their Omicron highs. By the fall, President Biden […]

While still high, the slight declines in trust, especially among women and young people is a reason for concern, say nonprofit leaders.

Two-thirds would give to a nonprofit that assisted low-income families, but only 54 percent would do so if it helped Latin American immigrants and only 47 percent if it helped undocumented immigrants.

The survey found a considerably higher rate of sexual harassment than previous polls, perhaps because it asked respondents about concrete actions, such as unwelcome sexual teasing or invasion of personal space.

Research suggests that greater fundraising competition among nonprofits marginally increases total donations but reduces average donations per organization. Meanwhile, fundraising costs escalate with greater competition. The authors offer some alternatives.