Nonprofits use earnings to further missions, not individual gains; they enjoy federal tax exemptions. The IRS categorizes multiple nonprofit types under 501(c), with 501(c)(3) being the most common.

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 ...

Special report from Philanthropy Journal demonstrates how nonprofits around the world are utilizing technology to deliver their messages and interact with their constituents. The latest in Web and ...

While trust plays a vital role in keeping the public invested in your mission, creativity, innovation and data-driven ...

Key takeaway 1: Learn best practices for your organization's fundraising processes Key takeaway 2: Identify and enhance your organization's donor portfolio, gather important insights about your ...

In business, rebranding is a common practice. It allows an entrepreneur to evaluate how their products or services are performing and make needed changes that increase the reach and value of their ...

At this year’s Nonprofit Management Institute, hosted annually by the Stanford Social Innovation Review, we’ll provide you with the tools and tips — and facilitate deeper connections with a diverse ...

The nonprofit sector employs nearly 12 million people in the United States, making it the third-largest employer type behind manufacturing and retail. It also accounts for over $289 billion in value ...

Nonprofit leaders need specialized training to successfully advance nonprofit and non-governmental organizations. The Mandel School has designed a highly personalized graduate Certificate in Nonprofit ...