As localization becomes a growing focus in international development, my colleagues and I at the Movement for Community-led Development (MCLD) are determined to ensure it becomes more than the flavour of the week. We believe that every person has...
MANCHESTER, NH – The Board of the Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation is pleased to announce Robert Singer of Manchester as the recipient of the 2023 Davison Award for Philanthropy. The Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation is...
When Hatch, an AI-platform that maximizes nonprofit fundraising, launched in July 2022, CEO Moshe Hecht had a imaginative and prescient for the corporate’s mascot, Sir Hatch. He dreamed that at some point Sir Hatch – a dapper, bespectacled man...
In my work with clergy of various faiths, I hear a lot of complaints that people aren’t returning to worship services. There is fear that this will hasten the decline of organized religion, destabilize the finances of institutions, lead...
In January 2023, President Biden ventured down to the southern border of the United States. While in El Paso, President Biden met with Bishop Mark Seitz, who gave him a note from a migrant child waiting to be reunited...
For the Anti-Defamation League, fighting antisemitism has until now involved a mix of politics, policing and education. Going forward, it will more explicitly include yiddishkeit in that mix as well.
This week, the organization that was created to combat anti-Jewish...
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-->Giving is part of America’s character, culture, and economy. It is an engine of ingenuity in the United States and it is part of our nation’s social contract.
In the 1830s, the French aristocrat Alexis de...
Online giving to nonprofits faltered at the end of 2022, but that decline from the highs achieved during the Covid crisis may signal a return to pre-pandemic giving patterns, according to a new report. Over all, digital revenue dropped...
