In this fundraiser spotlight, learn why Gayle Robertson, Chief Development Officer of Larkin Street Youth Services chose AI for fundraising.

In this world, it’s easy to adopt technology in an effort to keep up. But without a clear and defined strategy, your problems don’t change.

Fundraising metrics shouldn’t be complicated. In fact, the organizations that will win will do so by keeping it simple.

What is AI in this case? Why does it have the word artificial? What's intelligent about it? And why would anyone responsible for philanthropy need it?  

Here are some of the top tips for making the preparations necessary for nonprofit fundraising to excel after the pandemic subsides. 

For many nonprofits, the fiscal year end is here, which means putting your head down and getting to the finish. However, this year is a little different.

Gift officers will need to step outside their comfort zones to find solutions to answer the age-old question that everyone wants to know the answer to.

While art lovers long for days of old, the reality is museums must unveil new strategies for driving charitable income to ensure their doors remain open.

Necessity is the mother of invention. And our current climate has forced many leaders in the industry to take notice of the need for change and respond.

In recent years, there has been a skeptical eye turned on the metrics that make up the U.S. News and World Report rankings, particularly within advancement and the measurement of alumni participation.