Nonprofit Quarterly

Photo by Dave Lowe on Unsplash Modern social infrastructure is facing a deep challenge: How can we provide material support while preserving human dignity, identity, and connection? Across many communities, charitable activities often operate in isolation

Image Credit: Noel Hendrickson on iStock I still think about sitting on hard plastic chairs, a row behind buttery soft leather armchairs occupied by the board of a women's funding organization I worked at nearly a decade ago. This decades-old nonprofit ha

Photo by Javier Martínez on Unsplash Asha Sharma, the recently appointed CEO of XBOX, sent out a teamwide email on July 6, 2026, that started, "We are beginning the most significant restructure in XBOX history." What followed was the corporate outline of

Photo by Sacha Verheij on Unsplash This summer, as the United States marked 250 years since the Declaration of Independence was written, I joined movement leaders from the South and Midwest in Memphis as we wrestled with a question far more consequential

"Oyster tongers. Wicomico River, Maryland," Library of Congress. This article was originally published on March 31, 2021, but republished on September 28, 2026, with an update about the outcome of the efforts Black descendants of Gwynn's Island achieved.

Image Credit: Vidushi Yadav The release of the Jeffrey Epstein files reignited public outrage and the aftermath demonstrated an age-old pattern: intense attention and collective outrage followed by a gradual return to silence-and eventual forgetting. This

Polarization is less a problem to solve than a symptom of social and political change, one addressed through capacity-building disagreement.

A new NTEN and Bridgespan report finds that 98 percent of nonprofits are using AI, but most lack resource to use it responsibly.

Join Rochelle Jerry, certified fundraising manager from The Fund Raising School and adjunct faculty member of Indiana University, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, to understand key fundraising trends and emerging best practices.

A nonprofit legal expert weighs in on what the government can actually do to affect an organization's tax-exempt status.