The founders of Giving Tuesday never could have imagined how it would grow to become a self-sustaining movement with its own organization.

On this National Philanthropy Day, I would encourage all of us to reclaim the philanthropic mantle and be the donors the sector needs for the future, ones that are consistent, reliable, informed, caring and motivated by altruism, not by image or tax-savings or ego.

Nonprofit galas have long been a successful way to raise money for nonprofits. They can also be problematic as they are often wasteful and have no intention to connect the donors to the project they are raising money for.

The intentions of voluntourism are nearly always pure, however it is our responsibility to think about any unintended consequences of our actions and think about the most beneficial strategy for those who we are intending to help.

This unprecedented debt forgiveness represents one of the best opportunities for the nonprofit sector to enhance their donor pipeline.

It is important to remember the history behind pride month and the injustices that took place while we look at some amazing organizations serving the LGBTQ+ community.

The difference between condition-based language and aspiration-based language can change an organization’s beliefs and mindset for the better.

People become a compilation of their experiences, and their surroundings. Each new experience teaches something and can leave an imprint that lasts for life. Here are some of the experiences and lessons throughout my life in the nonprofit sector which have influenced the way I see the world, the sector, and Giveology

March 8th 2022 is International Women’s Day, an international holiday recognized by the United Nations celebrating women and advocating for a variety of women’s health and social issues. On this day, Giveology wanted to share with our community six other unique and powerful women-focused organizations.

There is no better or worse motivator when it comes to generosity. It is simply the starting point. What comes after is actually much more important.

There are many amazing organizations fighting to make a more equitable tomorrow for the black community. Consider partnering with one of those amazing nonprofits if they speak to you.

Nowadays you see the subscription model everywhere. From entertainment, to wine and sock it has flooded our marketplace and is now commonplace in just about every American household. This provides an opportunity for the nonprofit sector to increase their funding by trying to obtain monthly donors.