A new study released today by The Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) reveals that nonprofit leaders report unprecedented challenges since January 2025.

What nonprofit leaders can do to keep their best people from walking out the door.

Emotional recovery is not a wellness initiative. It is infrastructure.

Every touchpoint in the grant-making process — from letters of inquiry to progress reports — trains nonprofits to write in jargon. Funders have the power to change that pattern.

Alaska has sued six tech platforms for creating unauthorized donation pages, reigniting a debate over efforts to “help” nonprofits raise money without their consent

Three fundraising leaders argue the sector needs accountability standards for giving platforms — not legislation that could cut off billions in donations.

Until leaders rethink culture, skills, and workflows, even the best tools will fall flat.

For this tenth edition of the report, we reflect on themes that have shaped our sector over the past decade, as well as new developments.

Hiring plans collapsed, layoffs surged, and applications soared as funding disruptions hit nonprofits in 2025. The result is a more competitive, less stable job market that’s likely to persist this ye...

When leaders learn to say I don't know, they learn to operate with flexibility and agility when managing the unknown.

Four ways to leverage LinkedIn to burnish your reputation with donors.

These practical steps will help you foster a healthy organizational culture during uncertain times.