Religion still remains the number one category of giving in the US, however it has been declining in recent years. Most studies have focused on individual givers but the institutions themselves have not been studied. This report tries to correct this gap with a study of how congregations work. The report looks at how they handle their finances as well as where they receive their funding.
The report focuses on the philanthropic interests and inclinations of Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW) Individuals around the globe. It looks at their giving patterns, areas of philanthropic focus, as well as other trends.
So, we decided to turn the lens to prospect research and fundraising in general over the past ten years. What has changed in the field? What has stayed the same? This is list is no means definitive, but a contemplation of some of the big changes in the last ten years.
Many times the cause of data breaches is as simple as an unchanged password. The Washington Post reported that the Dropbox breach that revealed the emails and passwords of over 68 million Dropbox users was the result of an employee using the same password from another website that had been hacked. Other stories tell of people using “Password” or “12345678” or similarly easy to guess passwords.
The California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) will go into effect on January 1st, 2020 and enforcement begins July 1, 2020. Many are calling it “almost GDPR,” after the European Union’s recent General Data Protection Regulation that made their privacy laws stricter that went into effect in 2018.
To help gift officers and vice presidents who are facing screening data for the first time, here’s a few common questions about screenings. We’ve provided answers to help explain the answer to the question and the reasoning behind it.
The market sizing review “encompasses 97 markets that collectively account for 98% of the world’s gross domestic product.” The analysis of the wealth-management industry is based on data from over 150 wealth managers.
The World Wealth Report is an annual report about the wealth of high net worth individuals (HNWI) and the economic conditions in the Wealth Management industry. This year’s report is the 23rd year based on responses from over 2,500 HNWIs in 19 wealth markets, administered between January and February 2019. It measures “HNWI investment behavior including HNWI trust and confidence, satisfaction, comfort level with fees, and personalized services.”
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves the past few years, including automated cars and energy efficiency. Now, the AI buzz recently has found its way to the world of fundraising.
“Women Give 2019 affirms that women are generous—all women, across racial and ethnic groups.” What is this Report? This report… Read More »Women Give 2019: Gender and Giving Across Communities of Color Review