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Op-Ed Expertly Captures How Nonprofits May Inadvertently Cause Harm
Charities are less effective when they fail to see the people they serve as full-fledged humans, says one reader.
Recent Op-Ed Is Right: Ideological Rigidity Is Hurting the Field
Blind adherence to a narrow set of views isn’t a new problem — but it’s recently grown worse.
In Response to Trump, Philanthropy Should Think Bigger
While a pandemic-like response is needed — as a recent op-ed states — sector-wide coordination is also critical.
No, Term Limits Aren’t a Solution to Burnout
A recent op-ed arguing that fixed terms could alleviate leaders’ stress rests on faulty logic.
Article on DAFs’ Problems Was Spot On. My Experience Is Proof
The DAF system is broken, says one reader, but a simple fix could help ensure the funds go where they’re needed most.
Opinion
Article on Nonprofits’ Financial Hardships Draws Advice and Commiseration
The sector’s money troubles deserve more coverage, but some internal fixes could help, readers say.
Opinion
Recent Article on Disaster Philanthropy Captures Why Prevention Is Key
Grant makers should move beyond the immediate crisis response to also fund long-term preparedness.
Opinion
Recent Article Ignores How Trump Harms Most of Philanthropy — Not Just Progressives
Focusing on how the election affects political extremes fails to acknowledge threats to the middle.
Opinion
Generosity Commission Report and Op-Ed Ask the Wrong Questions Entirely
Foundations — not everyday Americans — should be on the hook for providing the support nonprofits need.
Opinion
Lack of Retirement Savings Threatens Future of Nonprofit Field
Coverage of nonprofit workers’ financial struggles should include their inability to prepare for retirement.