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Plus, how the new tax bill will affect donors big and small; and how a new major donor pulled off a “Mississippi Miracle”

Plus, why Americans tune out philanthropy’s jargon; and an affordable-housing grant on the chopping block

Plus, join tomorrow’s online forum on how to persuade leaders to invest in data tools.

Seth D. Kaplan, a lecturer at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, is the author of Fragile Neighborhoods: Repairing American Society, One Zip Code at a Time.

This special report is part of a partnership between the Chronicle and the Associated Press to explore how the Trump administration’s policy changes are affecting nonprofits and the people they serve. For decades, both parties have used taxpayer dollars to fund nonprofits to help low-income people, address socioeconomic problems, and support education and the arts. The Trump administration’s defunding of vast swaths of the nonprofit sector is both ending this bipartisan tradition and transforming how nonprofits function.

Plus, what happens when locals lead grant making; and challenging common misconceptions about who needs food assistance

Nathan Chappell is chief AI officer at the fundraising software company Virtuous and founder of Fundraising.AI.

Laleh Ispahani is managing director of programs at the Open Society Foundations.

Plus, federal program for affordable housing in limbo; and $16 billion in climate grants remains frozen

Plus, how your board can drive momentum in a capital campaign; and Mark Suzman of the Gates Foundation weighs in on international development.