The Chronicle of Philanthropy

• Fundraising Campaigns Move Forward Despite Pandemic Disruption

• Fundraisers Are Stressed. Here’s How They’re Coping.

• Grantees’ Open Letter Accuses Grant Maker of Bias and Lack of Transparency

• Donor Anger at Sexual Harassment Hurts Charities — Even Where Abuse Didn’t Happen

• How to Connect With Donors of Color

• Read my full archive of stories here.

The Associated Press

• Nonprofits stepping up to bolster COVID vaccination efforts

• Survey: Nearly 1 in 3 contribute to a crowdfunding drive

• Gates aids fundraising drive for global vaccine distribution

RKD Group’s Groupthinkers podcast

• Season 6 – Emily Haynes thinks about Gen Xers as monthly donors

Gulfshore Life

• Dropping Anchor: Former Television Personality Rachel Pierce Shares The Beauty of Nature Through Her Art

730DC

• Notes From the Tree Line: How to Grow a Forest in the City

• Reconnecting With Nature in the Heart of D.C.

Women’s Wire

• Finding Strength in Her Story: Ambreen Tariq Envisions Public Lands That Look Like America

American Food Roots

• The Shaved-Ice Man Brought Endless Summer

Hill Rag

• Singing With Mister Mike: Music Together on Capitol Hill 

• Italian Cooking 300: Authentic Italian Recipes for the Confident Cook

• The Infamous Stringdusters Turn a Rainy Evening Into a “Starry Night”

• Life Is Too Short for Bad Food: Cooking and Crafting Tips From Paul Lowe

• “Modern Pioneering”: A Lively Handbook for Creating an Urban Homestead

• Northeast Library Branch Reopens

Scholarship@Claremont

• Currents of Change: An Urban and Environmental History of the Anacostia River and Near Southeast Waterfront in Washington, D.C.