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National Directory of Nonprofit
Organizations

National Directory of Nonprofit Organizations

A data-driven look at how philanthropy is changing and what comes next In The Measure of Our Generosity, Dr. Una Osili, Efroymson Chair in Philanthropy and Economics for Research and International Programs at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, examines how charitable giving in America has shifted over the past two decades. Drawing on economics, demographics, and social change, Osili reveals the forces reshaping who gives, how, and why. The book spans four sections covering modern giving norms, demographic shifts driven by race, immigration, and generational change, the role of technology in democratizing philanthropy, and practical strategies for building a lasting culture of giving. Through data, case studies, and personal insight, Osili argues that anyone can be a philanthropist, offering an inclusive vision for the future. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>An analysis of how economic inequality and family structures have influenced two decades of charitable giving trends</li> <li>Research from the Global Philanthropy Tracker and Giving USA illuminating patterns in donor behavior across populations</li> <li>Strategies for engaging diverse donors and adapting philanthropic fundraising efforts to an evolving policy and regulatory landscape</li> <li>Insights into how technology and global connectivity are expanding access to philanthropic participation for new audiences</li> <li>A cross-cultural perspective informed by the author's background spanning Harvard, Nigeria, and international development organizations</li> </ul> Ideal for nonprofit leaders, philanthropic advisors, fundraising professionals, and academics studying the nonprofit sector, The Measure of Generosity provides a research-grounded framework for understanding shifting donor behaviors and building strategies that engage broader, more diverse communities of givers.

The Measure of Generosity

XpressPress

This XpressRead Cram Edition of Random Reminiscences pairs the complete original text with carefully prepared study materials, designed for deeper engagement with this classic. John D. Rockefeller's "Random Reminiscences of Men and Events" offers a rare glimpse into the life and mind of one of history's most influential figures in business and philanthropy. This autobiography provides firsthand insights into Rockefeller's approach to capitalism, management, and the founding principles behind his charitable endeavors. Explore the reflections of a titan of industry as he recounts key events and influential figures that shaped his remarkable career. More than just a business narrative, this book delves into Rockefeller's philosophy on wealth, its responsibilities, and its potential for positive social impact. Discover the roots of his dedication to charity and gain a deeper understanding of the man behind the Rockefeller legacy. A timeless record meticulously prepared for print republication, this volume remains an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of business, the evolution of philanthropy, and the life of John D. Rockefeller.

of Men and Events (Cram Edition)

Random Reminiscences

Want to build a business with greater focus, stronger habits, and smarter daily decisions? Success rarely comes from motivation alone. It comes from consistent systems that improve productivity, strengthen leadership, and create long-term business growth. This book shows you how to develop those systems one practical step at a time. Inside, you'll learn how to build habits that support lasting success, set meaningful goals, manage your schedule more effectively, protect your attention in a distracted world, and create routines that increase productivity. You'll also discover practical guidance for evaluating markets, designing better products and services, understanding customer needs, marketing with limited resources, pricing your value, tracking meaningful business metrics, leading teams, communicating vision, and sustaining long-term growth. This book is for aspiring entrepreneurs, small business owners, side-hustle builders, managers, and professionals who want practical strategies for improving productivity, growing a business, and leading with confidence. &gt;About the Author Dr. David K. Ewen is the Founder, Chancellor, and Chief Academic Officer of Enterprise College, an institution he established in 1994. Through decades of leadership, teaching, and curriculum development, he has helped shape communication education for students, educators, and professionals around the world. As the founder of Enterprise College, Dr. Ewen has influenced global communication studies by promoting practical, ethical, and effective communication across diverse cultures and professional settings. His work emphasizes lifelong learning, leadership, and the responsible exchange of knowledge. Dr. Ewen is the author of numerous educational publications and is dedicated to making complex subjects clear, engaging, and accessible to readers of all backgrounds. His commitment to academic excellence and service continues to inspire learners worldwide.

Practical Habits for Entrepreneurs and Leaders

Business Success Systems

A Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up an NGO in the U.S.A

From Idea to Impact

Orlando Magic

ImpactCo

How Successful Nonprofits Lead, Execute, and Scale What Matters Most

Built for Impact

Turn your passion into a legally sound force for good. You have a cause you feel passionate about, and you are ready to start a nonprofit to pursue your mission. But navigating the maze of legal paperwork and tax regulations can feel overwhelming. Nolo's How to Form a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit delivers the ultimate, step-by-step roadmap to get your organization off the ground legally, safely, and efficiently in its crucial first year. This comprehensive yet concise guide cuts through the legalese to show you exactly how to structure your nonprofit, secure tax-exempt status, and stay compliant. This book guides you through every critical legal and tax step, including how to: <ul> <li>Incorporate your nonprofit by successfully filing articles of incorporation and adopting clear bylaws.</li> <li>Apply for 501(c)(3) status using IRS Form 1023 or the streamlined Form 1023-EZ.</li> <li>Develop essential policies, including conflict of interest guidelines, fundraising rules, and more.</li> <li>Establish good governance by effectively working with a board, conducting meetings, and properly documenting corporate decisions.</li> <li>Maintain compliance with the necessary IRS and state tax and corporate filings to protect your exempt status.</li> </ul> Includes Downloadable Forms &amp; Online Resources: Don't reinvent the wheel. Gain access to vital start-up forms, templates, and up-to-date online resources to fast-track your launch.

A Legal and Tax Roadmap for Your Organization's First Year

How to Form a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit

Joint Ventures Involving Tax-Exempt Organizations, 2026 Cumulative Supplement

Community Development Research and Practice Series

Laying the Groundwork for Community Wealth Building

Asset-Based Community Development and Business Cooperatives

If you are a volunteer fundraiser and face the challenge of needing to raise funds for a charity, Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), Community Amateur Sports Club (CASC) or voluntary/community group, this book is for you.The Volunteer Fundraiser's Handbook is the essential companion for all those who need to raise money through professional-level fundraising strategies-without the professional price tag. This extensively revised second edition bridges the gap between professional fundraising knowledge and volunteer-led implementation. Drawing on Jimmy James' decades of experience raising millions for charities, this practical handbook provides insights into the methods of fundraising, governance and communications. Specifically, this second edition covers these important new developments:<ul> <li>Communications: The increase in use of social media and What's App; the changing use of websites;</li> <li>National and international events: Brexit and the loss of European funding; the short and long-term effects of coronavirus and the current economic situation;</li> <li>Digital Fundraising: Leverage QR codes, text-to-give, fundraising platforms, and crowdfunding techniques specifically designed for volunteer-led campaigns;</li> <li>AI-Powered Fundraising: Harness artificial intelligence tools to multiply your effectiveness while working with limited volunteer resources.</li> </ul>The book provides the key answers volunteer fundraisers are looking for - in one simple guide.

The Volunteer Fundraiser's Handbook

Research-backed strategies to unlock board engagement in nonprofit fundraising Fewer than half of nonprofits report full board participation in giving and fundraising, even as overall U.S. charitable giving reached a record of $617 billion in 2025 (or however your writers want to express that statistic). In Nonprofit Boards and Fundraising: Transforming Expectations into Results, Bill Stanczykiewicz, EdD, director of The Fund Raising School at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, delivers actionable strategies grounded in new research to increase board engagement. Drawing on primary research conducted through the world's only college dedicated exclusively to philanthropy, Nonprofit Boards and Fundraising offers real-world examples and practical tools that nonprofits of all sizes can implement. Under Stanczykiewicz's leadership at The Fund Raising School, 80% of alumni report raising more money and 95% gain greater confidence in fundraising, reflecting the research-based approach that underpins this book. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>Research-based frameworks for transforming board members from passive participants into active fundraising partners for your organization</li> <li>Practical tools and actionable strategies designed for nonprofits of all sizes, from small community groups to large institutions</li> <li>Analysis of declining donor participation, with household giving dropping from two-thirds to roughly half since the century's turn</li> <li>Real-world examples illustrating how boards can address limited fundraising capacity in organizations relying on part-time staff and volunteers</li> <li>Insights drawn from The Fund Raising School's experience training more than 7,000 participants annually across the U.S. and around the world in-person and online</li> </ul> Written for fundraisers, nonprofit leaders, board members, and academic audiences studying philanthropy, Nonprofit Boards and Fundraising provides a research-grounded roadmap for organizations seeking to strengthen board-level fundraising participation at a time when the number of donors continues to decline.

Nonprofit Boards and Fundraising

A paradigm-busting true story of how a bold bet on “multiplication philanthropy” transformed a struggling Phoenix charity into one of the largest St. Vincent de Paul councils in the world—and could revolutionize how America gives. What if the rules governing how charities raise and spend money are not just wrong, but actively harmful to the people they’re meant to help? The Big Bet tells the remarkable true story of how an unlikely alliance of visionaries dared to find out. When the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust, one of Arizona’s largest foundations, heard the ideas of iconoclast thinker Dan Pallotta at a 2011 conference luncheon, it sparked a revolution. Pallotta’s argument was simple but explosive: Nonprofits, shackled by an irrational obsession with low overhead, are chronically underinvesting in their own capacity to do good. Inspired, Piper Trust made an extraordinary wager on the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Phoenix—a beloved but financially fragile organization serving the city’s poor and homeless. What followed was a high-stakes experiment in what Pallotta calls “multiplication philanthropy”: the idea that rational investment in growth can multiply a charity’s impact beyond anything piecemeal giving can achieve. Within a few years, SVdP Phoenix became one of the largest St. Vincent de Paul councils in the world, feeding, clothing, housing, and healing tens of thousands who had nowhere else to turn. The Big Bet is a gripping narrative of faith, risk, and transformation—and an urgent call for donors, foundations, and nonprofit leaders to rethink everything they thought they knew about how charity works.

How an Unlikely Group of Visionaries Forged a New Path for Philanthropy

The Big Bet

National Directory of Nonprofit Organizations

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