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Report: Key Trends, Geographic Disparities in U.S. Charitable Giving From 2015-2022

NonProfit PRO

from 2015 to 2022. Candid, GivingTuesday, and Network for Good released "Dollars and Change," a study of charitable giving trends in the U.S.

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Trends and Predictions For 2015

Wild Apricot

Here''s a link round-up full of trends and predictions for 2015 for non-profits and membership organizations. Fundraising Apricot Jam Communications'

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What’s Your Association’s Theme for 2015?

Wild Apricot

Before you finalize your strategic plan or launch your projects or events schedule, take time to look back over 2014 in order to set goals and develop a theme for 2015.'

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5 Social Media Trends That Could Impact Nonprofits In 2015

Wild Apricot

In this guest post, Alex Balan offers his take on 5 social media trends non-profits should pay attention to for 2015. social media'

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Assets, Giving At Family Foundations Growing

The NonProfit Times

They are also spending beyond the required minimum of 5% of their corpus (71%) compared to 2020 (56%) and 2015 (55%). The rate at which foundations give general operating support, multiyear grants, and capacity-building grants has declined steadily since 2015. It’s not all great news. There has been a decline in impact investing.

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Wild Apricot Update January 2015: New Year – New Features & Resources

Wild Apricot

In this month''s Wild Apricot Update, you''ll find details on: our 2015 Product Roadmap, new responsive themes, our Membership Knowledge Hub and community building plans. Wild Apricot'

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Bill Gates Calls for More Aid to Go to Africa and Debt Relief for Burdened Countries

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The report shines a light on countries’ promises to achieve development goals they set in 2015. By Thalia Beaty, Associated Press NEW YORK Justin Tallis/AP In speaking about the Gates Foundation’s Goalkeeper’s report, published Tuesday, Bill Gates says the richest governments should increase their support for African countries.