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Planning and Decision Making in Uncertain Times: Watch Our Online Briefing

Two experts share insights and advice on how to create a roadmap to navigate your nonprofit’s future in a time of ‘hyper-uncertainty.’ (Note: The link to this briefing in Thursday’s newsletter was incorrect. We apologize for the inconvenience.)

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Donor Lawsuits Following Blackbaud Hack Now Target Nonprofits, Too

The latest lawsuit against the fundraising software company also asked three nonprofits — Harvard University, Bank Street College of Education, and the Lower East Side Tenement Museum to help donors whose information appears to have been stolen in a ransomware attack.

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More Nonprofits Report Fundraising Increases Than Declines in New Survey — but There’s Trouble Ahead

Nearly 70 percent of organizations reported lower rates of giving compared with the previous year, and 54 percent said fewer new donors supported them, according to a survey conducted by Grenzebach, Glier and Associates.

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A Lost Chance to Debate Immigration (Letter to the Editor)

Charitable interests aligned with corporate corporations indifferent to the plight of the American worker are seeking to suppress discussion about the long-term sustainable level of immigration, writes the head of the Colcom Foundation.

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Chronicle Failure on Immigration Interview Hurts All Nonprofits (Letter to the Editor)

All of us should expect nonprofits, philanthropists, and the media that covers them to rely on accurate data, provide complicated context, and invite public scrutiny, writes a philanthropy scholar.

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Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation Commits $50 Million for Social Justice (Grants Roundup)

Also, the Koret Foundation has granted $10 million to continue scholarships for underrepresented college students in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation is giving $1 million to neighborhood-revitalization projects in Flint, Mich.

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