Independent Sector’s Dan Cardinali explores how we might reconnect with the ideal of private action and begin to restore the all-important bond of trust in each other and in civil society.
Guest author Derrick Feldmann asserts that by taking a more systematic approach to change, we have a stronger chance of keeping young people excited and engaged.
Dennis McMillian shares the story of Aurora Johnson, who saw an opportunity to bring services and resources to an underserved, rural Alaskan community.
Reflecting on her experience at the 2018 Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy annual conference, Tory Martin considers the value of leadership and participation.
Nonprofit VOTE’s Greg Cameron explores the many ways in which nonprofits are key to increasing voter engagement in the U.S.
CMF’s Brittany Kienker shares her insights on finding and using benchmarking data to recruit and retain quality staff.
Graduates of the Johnson Center’s inaugural Grand Rapids Neighborhood Leadership Academy speak about their experiences in the program and how it has impacted them and their work.
GVSU’s Dr. Li shares resources and lessons learned from his experience finding data for nonprofit research.
Teri Behrens discusses the many ways in which data plays an important role in the philanthropic sector — both supporting and informing our work.
By Pat Robinson
This feature from our 2018 Trends report shows how a repeal of the Johnson Amendment could impact philanthropy in several key ways.