Social Sector Measurement: Down but Not Out
Recently released studies confirm that few nonprofits possess the capacity to measure for continuous improvement, but new initiatives launched in 2012 provide hope.
Recently released studies confirm that few nonprofits possess the capacity to measure for continuous improvement, but new initiatives launched in 2012 provide hope.
The issues and effects of “diverse donors” are no longer marginal, but a central part of the complex philanthropic and social sector in the US.
Pushing back against efforts that are likely to lead to disappointment, and three ways we might reframe the initiative.
A slippery slope: from good-willed private philanthropy in support of public goals to a system in which private goals predominate.
A five-part series on developing a common framework for nonprofits to scale for impact.
A review of the upcoming film “The Impossible” through the eyes of a disaster recovery philanthropist.
Ten things nonprofits should consider as they develop their technology strategy in the new year.
A study from Liberty Hill Foundation provides insights into building philanthropy in African American communities.
Sublime philanthropy demands an emotional investment as much as it demands economic and process investment.