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The study also found small increases in diversity at the nation’s grant makers, while a gender salary gap persists.

The losses were small so researchers cautioned not to panic; hiring has been strongest at social-service groups.

The new report from the ClimateWorks Foundation identified opportunities for philanthropy to boost electric transportation and curb greenhouse gas emissions.

Four in 10 nonprofits with annual budgets of less than $500,000 saw a decrease in donations in 2020 compared with 29 percent of larger ones.

Food banks, faith-based organizations and congregations, and public broadcasting posted the biggest growth in revenue from one-time donors.

The messages nonprofits and foundations use to describe the problems facing children — and the proposed solutions — may be pushing people away and making it harder to take advantage of opportunities to achieve long-sought improvements.

Fundraisers were more likely to say they planned to stay in their current jobs than in past years, according to a new survey, which also found that it took fewer fundraisers to bring in $1 million at international aid groups than at arts or environmental organizations.

The results have implications for charities looking to attract new donors on the strength of their work.

A report by Bank of America and the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy doesn’t paint an accurate picture of how little the ultra-wealthy actually give.

During the crisis, midlevel programs increased online communications significantly. Going forward, fundraisers will need to recalibrate how much emphasis to put on digital, direct mail, and in-person events.