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The places AI is gaining traction are the places where it reduces friction. The organizations seeing real value are not chasing innovation for its own sake. They’re identifying moments where AI can strengthen existing workflows, support decision-making, or free staff time for the work that matters most.
In 2022, Kingdom Workers’ leaders felt called to act boldly. They began to consider an ambitious fundraising campaign to touch more lives, to activate new believers, and to reach new corners of the world. To realize this vision, Kingdom Workers partnered with Benefactor Group: first, to conduct a feasibility study, which affirmed the organization’s ability to move forward with a major campaign; and now, for ongoing campaign counsel and partnership. Already, the campaign has led to rewarding successes. Read more.
A human-centered, data-informed strategic planning process blends the best parts of both approaches. It acknowledges the deep value of human experiences and perspectives, while giving us the structure and clarity that data can provide. An effective strategic plan is powered by people and guided by data. Benefactor Group is the only firm that delivers both. Read more.
The largest wealth shift in modern U.S. philanthropy is already underway. Known as the Great Intergenerational Transfer of Wealth, it will move extraordinary assets from older generations to heirs and charitable causes. In December 2024, studies projected that $124 trillion will transfer through 2048, including $18 trillion to charity. Read on to see how your nonprofit could get a piece of this sum.
In a time when uncertainty feels like the new normal, organizational culture is in your control. Culture is one of the most important factors in determining an organization’s effectiveness, and a strong culture of philanthropy serves as the foundation for forward-looking focus and momentum. It allows fundraising—whether securing record-breaking gifts or engaging everyday donors—to be successful, strategic, and joyful. Read on to find out how to build a culture of philanthropy.
Most nonprofits are trying to solve the same problem right now: Fewer people are giving. Not fewer dollars. But fewer donors. Participation declines are eroding the fabric of philanthropic giving in the U.S. Starting in 2026, the tax code offers something rare: a simple, donor-friendly incentive that standard deduction taxpayers (non-itemizers) can use. Read on to see the playbook.
