Trends in Philanthropy
A look at the new challenges and opportunities for nonprofits and philanthropic organizations.
Changing dynamics in volunteerism, economics, demographics, and more are creating challenges and opportunities for nonprofits and philanthropic organizations.
Johnson Center for Philanthropy
The Johnson Center for Philanthropy outlines the issues in “11 Trends for Philanthropy 2025,” which offers research and guidance for nonprofits, foundations, and donor groups on the shifting environment.
The Johnson Center was founded in 1992 at Grand Valley State University in Michigan as the Center for Philanthropic and Nonprofit Leadership.
Key Trends
- A form of philanthropy known as collective giving is gaining strength and is expected to double in the next five years.
- Philanthropic collectives, sometimes called giving groups, generated $3.1 billion in pooled donations from 370,000 individuals in the U.S.
No specific quote available in the given text.
Author's summary: Philanthropy trends are shifting with collective giving on the rise.
More News
- Facelift planned for toy shop that became major cannabis factory
- Plugging a leaky workforce pipeline requires a new approach to mental health
- Coroner says 'gross' care failure played role in death of 'fit and well' man, 53
- Miserable arterial roads in Hebbal Industrial Area - Star of Mysore
- Fixing the 'leaky bucket' with a wellbeing strategy
- Full live Oasis tribute band to perform in Carlisle