Today Africa Youth Day, the Lagos Business School and Ford Foundation announced the establishment of the Innocent Chukwuma Social Impact Chair & Fellowship (ICSICF), an
2020 was disruptive, but how might we know which changes will stick around? Back in December, I identified a few trends with “staying power” on
Ransomware is a common and potentially devastating form of cyberattack on organizations of every kind. Nonprofits are as vulnerable to these attacks as any other
In spring 2020, like so many in the nonprofit fundraising space, the organization I then worked for refashioned our large-scale luncheon to a virtual experience.
Digital systems like mobile phones and networked computers make it ever easier to ask for money and to give it – possibly even too easy,
Boston, 1902: Reverend Edgar J. Helms collected unwanted household goods and clothing from across the city, employing impoverished immigrants to repair those items for resale
The first edition of the NGO International Film Festival is confirmed to take place on October 20 – 22, 2021 where at least 20 films,
Disparities in multidimensional poverty among ethnic groups are consistently high across many countries and in nine ethnic groups more than 90 percent of the population
This article is part of a series of articles about Community-Led Philanthropy, co-hosted by GlobalGiving. The conversation explores the ways philanthropy can support community-led change. The
To create the ideal board of directors or trustees for your nonprofit, recruit strategically and provide appropriate training. An effective board of directors or trustees
African Philanthropy Forum executive director Mosun Layode is optimistic about the future of African philanthropy. In my home of Nigeria, we have a proverb: “It is impossible
Now you are set-up, what are the next steps to promote your campaign without spending a fortune? Soft Launch The most successful crowdfunding projects are
