By Robert E. Wahlers and Michelle Hurley The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (also known as OBBBA, H.R. 1, or the 2025 Reconciliation Act) on July 4, 2025 introduces several changes to charitable giving that take effect in 2026. These modifications present both opportunities and strategic challenges for nonprofits and their donors.
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Leadership transitions are a pivotal, and sometimes vulnerable, moment for any nonprofit organization. Whether prompted by a long-anticipated retirement or a sudden departure, changes at the top can stir uncertainty, disrupt momentum, and, if poorly handled, threaten mission impact. That’s why succession planning shouldn’t be an afterthought or a reactionary scramble. It should be an
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Board meetings can quickly lose focus as discussions meander and multiple participants share opinions. Adopting Robert’s Rules of Order can help maintain attention, improve efficiency, and encourage participation by providing a clear structure for discussions. This article offers a simplified overview of how to use Robert’s Rules of Order. It is important to note that
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Successful strategic fundraising is not built on the number of solicitations you undertake. It’s rooted in building and nurturing long-term, genuine relationships with donors. Many nonprofits fall into the trap of transactional fundraising, focusing only on an endless cycle of short-term gifts. But the most successful organizations take a donor-centric approach, prioritizing relationships over one-time
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Hiring the right nonprofit leader for your nonprofit is one of the most important decisions your organization will make. To ensure success, you need to be sure you’re going past a great resume and practiced interview responses. Strategic questions are designed to dig deeper and unearth how a candidate’s leadership style, values, and vision aligns
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In today’s increasingly competitive environment, independent schools and higher education institutions need more than traditional fundraising approaches to thrive. Enrollment and philanthropy are the lifeblood of institutional success, yet many advancement teams, athletic directors, coaches, deans, and program leaders still operate in silos, cultivating their own networks of donors, alumni, and supporters independently. The result?
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A new year is a perfect opportunity to take a fresh look at your marketing content and incorporate new approaches. Healthcare fundraisers can use a combination of storytelling, visuals, and data to make the outcomes of giving feel personal and tangible. Here are some healthcare fundraising marketing strategies to help bring the impact to life
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By Kevin Ralph – Senior Vice President The Angeletti Group has had the privilege of working with numerous healthcare system foundations, and one of the most critical assets for driving philanthropic support is board and volunteer leadership. When board members are properly engaged and supported, they can become invaluable champions of your mission. The key
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In the world of nonprofit fundraising, understanding your donors’ capacity to give is key to creating effective strategies and maximizing contributions. Wealth screening is a powerful tool that helps you gain insights into your donors’ financial capacity, allowing you to tailor your fundraising efforts more effectively. In this blog, we’ll discuss what wealth screening is,
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By Cynthia Albert Link and Michelle Hurley An effective nonprofit board is pivotal to the success and sustainability of your organization. The ideal structure of your board with explicitly defined roles and responsibilities for its members can set up your nonprofit organization to successfully achieve its mission. Here’s a guide to help you establish the optimal structure
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