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Nonprofits that opposed Donald Trump’s policies during his first term in office are gearing up for another round of advocacy and lawsuits now that Trump has been elected again, but they may not be able to replicate the haul of cash they received after the 2016 election due to donor fatigue, according to leading progressive nonprofit leaders. As the Democracy Alliance, an influential network of progressive donors prepares to meet next week to plan next steps, nonprofit advocacy groups report a lack of funds to meet plans they have to resist the incoming administration. (New York Times)
Background from the Chronicle: Rage Giving 2.0? Some Nonprofits See a Bump in Giving After Trump Win
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