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Charities are legally permitted to lobby more than their leaders may realize. A law professor tells you how.

Digital donations are dropping in the wake of the president’s tariffs. Experts weigh in on whether charities should back off appeals or push ahead with ambitious campaigns.

Plus, MacKenzie Scott gives $65 million to a community-development group; and the role of A.I. in humanitarian responses

Plus, join us December 10 for a post-election forum

The organization behind the annual post-Thanksgiving giving spree wants to help nonprofits and foundations create fundraising drives nationwide to help groups raise cash — and earn trust.

Elite universities have alienated many Americans, leaving these institutions vulnerable to government attacks. The social change world is next.

Plus, actor Mark Ruffalo on grassroots nonprofits’ role in climate solutions; and progress on a $1 billion goal to aid nursing

Nonprofit leaders react to the first three months of President Trump’s second term, which has left the sector stunned, transformed, and weakened.

Board members can make a big difference to fundraising and fiscal planning, especially in today’s economic turbulence. Hear from two experienced leaders about the best ways to get the board involved.

Stories of the wrongfully incarcerated often have a dramatic arc: A systemic failure of the justice system results in the conviction and imprisonment of someone who didn’t commit a crime. New evidence or investigations lead to exoneration and release. One group is stepping in at that point to provide support.