Category: Grants Management

Bloomberg Philanthropies  recently announced a new program that will encourage U.S. cities to take on public art projects.

Big data is becoming more accessible to the nonprofit sphere every day. 

Through better technology like donation and grant management and business intelligence platforms, nonprofits are able to use data to improve strategies to increase their impact.

Good data management could be helpful in retaining donors over time.

The Great Recession is still impacting charitable giving, even as the economy continues to improve.

Technology-use is growing more prevalent in the nonprofit sphere.

Now that it's fall, it's time for nonprofits to think of end of year fundraising campaigns.

Big data is important for organizations in both the for-profit and nonprofit sphere.

As nonprofits become more digitally connected, organizations are finding a greater need to measure the performance of the platforms they're using.

Two of the most visible charitable organizations in the world are now accepting bitcoin donations.

As online giving continues to bring in a significant amount of charitable gifts, nonprofits need to make sure they're optimizing their website donation forms to receive the greatest amount of donations possible.

At one time or another, all executive directors likely feel their board members could be raising more money for the organization, but dealing with these situations can be tricky.

As technology becomes more sophisticated and digital becomes the norm, donors are requiring more information from nonprofits before they make donations.

While people talk about millennials as being self-centered, they are actually more predisposed to giving than their nickname, "the me generation," would imply.

More organizations are investing in digital tools to increase impact and engagement.