Development
Sesame Workshop and International Rescue Committee win $100M MacArthur grant
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The nonprofits partnered to win a five-year grant to educate children displaced by conflict in the Middle East.
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The nonprofits partnered to win a five-year grant to educate children displaced by conflict in the Middle East.
Passport supporters argue that its performance to date has demonstrated its impact, while critics caution that it’s too early to know how the system will retain this new class of donors.
The Democracy Fund, the Knight Foundation and the MacArthur Foundation are collaborating to match contributions to nonprofit news organizations through the end of the year.
NPR boasts that its wines are “selected by a team of globetrotting experts, who taste over 40,000 wines a year and choose less than two percent” for the club.
iWinQ’s developers hope to make inroads among listeners who don’t donate — a large share of public radio’s audience.
The New York public TV station charted growth in viewership and membership revenues after confining on-air fundraising to dedicated time slots.
San Diego–based Charitable Adult Rides and Services acquired the Center for Car Donations in July.
National Geographic President Gary Knell noted a lack of diversity in race and experience among grantees and said the organization is addressing the problem.
“You immediately become hyper-aware of how good, or not good, your relationships with people are.”
Conference attendees bid farewell to outgoing Greater Public CEO Doug Eichten.
Public broadcasters must adopt a “culture of testing” and tackle mobile.
After years of attempts that fizzled, NPR is reviving efforts to collaborate with member stations on major-gift fundraising.
Greater Public is updating its Online Revenue Detector with questions about mobile fundraising.
The station hopes to raise $50,000 in listener support for its “Daylight Reporting Fund.”
Organizers sought input from public media consultants on best methods for encouraging mobile giving and fundraising on television.
WGBH tested the platform in June and December 2016 by bringing viewers behind the scenes with live pledge segments of up to 30 minutes.
The pilot explored whether a social fundraising platform could enhance pledge by providing a new stream for “microtransactions.”
Public television’s spring fundraising rolled out in a heated high-stakes environment for clearly communicating a case for support.
Grantees include the Center for Investigative Reporting, the Center for Public Integrity and ProPublica.
At most stations, individuals who contribute at least $1,000 cumulatively over a year are considered major donors. But outside of public media, major gifts involve much larger donations.