Give and Take

How do Americans feel about philanthropy and nonprofits? A new report uncovers surprising insights into public trust, giving habits, and knowledge gaps. While nonprofits are more trusted than businesses or government, skepticism about transparency and accountability persists. Fewer people are giving to charity, yet most Americans remain unaware of this decline. Younger generations and women see philanthropy as more than just money, valuing time, advocacy, and connection. By addressing trust, engagement, and inclusion, nonprofits can bridge the gap and build a stronger, more inclusive future for giving. Dive into the key findings that could shape the sector’s future!

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Nonprofit job titles are idiosyncratic and confusing. And sometimes, even misleading.

By Dennis Haber  It seems to be one of those fundamental laws: If there’s air travel involved, there’s a good chance you and your luggage