For Nonprofits, the Tax Landscape Is Far From Settled
This essay from our 2019 Trends report examines parts of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and considers how the law could damage charitable giving in the U.S.
Category: Trends
As Religiosity Changes, Donor Engagement Needs to Adapt
In this piece from our 2019 Trends report, Tamela Spicer explores how the changing spiritual habits of Americans could affect future giving to religious and religiously-affiliated organizations.
The Boundaries Are Blurring Between Philanthropy and Business
This piece from our 2019 Trends report explores a larger trend within philanthropy that looks beyond traditional sector borders to find innovative solutions to some of society’s most intractable challenges.
11 Trends in Philanthropy for 2019
Experts from the Johnson Center have examined changes in the field and identified 11 trends in philanthropy we expect to see impacting our sector in 2019.
Giving More by Giving Together
While data on the growth of collective giving groups has not been collected extensively, the pattern of increasing collaboration remains clear.
How Repealing the Johnson Amendment Could Change the Game for Nonprofits
This feature from our 2018 Trends report shows how a repeal of the Johnson Amendment could impact philanthropy in several key ways.
Governments and Nonprofits: New Partnerships or Paradigm Shifts?
This piece from our 2018 Trends report highlights the evolving partnerships between government and philanthropy.
A Growing Commitment to Building Nonprofit Capacity
This piece from our 2018 Trends report highlights the call for attention and investment in nonprofit capacity aimed at greater impact.
New Frameworks for Evaluating Impact
This piece from our 2018 Trends report highlights the shift towards strategic philanthropy and its focus on achieving explicit outcomes.
Data to What End?
This post from our 2018 Trends report highlights the push for data to inform decision making in philanthropy for nonprofits and funders.