Each year, American Endowment Foundation (AEF) shares with their donors a list of questions that can help start or continue the family philanthropy conversation. This helps donors plan their giving strategy for both the short and long term.
charitable pursuits, impact investments and social venturing
Surprisingly, fundraisers may get more money by asking for a tentative pledge rather than a definite one.
By James Andreoni and Marta Serra-Garcia
Researchers have been studying how taxes lead people to donate - or not. Here are the subtle and surprising results.
by Andrew Blackman
Large donors can make a real difference to a minor nonprofit, but also create real headaches.
By Anna Prior
What do your financial and charitable assets have in common? Both can generate additional dollars--if invested with care.
...The Fidelity Investments business that manages money designated by clients for charitable giving said assets grew to $14.6 billion last year, a 21 percent increase over 2013.