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To Fight DEI Rollbacks, Universities Should Break Free of Government Funding

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Craig Kennedy Hillsdale College Hillsdale College, a small conservative Christian liberal arts school in Michigan, opted to forgo all government support in 1984, when faced with the imposition of federal Title IX anti-discrimination regulations.

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How reliant are nonprofits on government grants? 

Candid

But just how many nonprofits receive government grants? And how big a role do government grants play in the nonprofit sector? At least 30% of nonprofits rely on government grants Roughly 30% of U.S. nonprofits filing an IRS Form 990 report receiving grants funding from the government. Heres what we know.

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Surviving the Government Funding Shortfall

NonProfit PRO

government proposing major funding reductions for nonprofits, the time to act is now. With the U.S. Relying on grants and federal dollars is no longer a guaranteebut those who pivot fast can turn this crisis into an opportunity.

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Pivoting to Private Donors When Government Funding Isn't There

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The CEO of a social-service nonprofit and two of its major donors discuss how private support funded a key program and helped win other grants. By Rasheeda Childress Graham Windham Brooklyn-based youths go snow-tubing with coaches from the Graham SLAM initiative.

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How long can nonprofits survive without government grants? 

Candid

Over the past few months, nonprofits and funders alike have been trying to understand the impact of a potential loss of government grants. In our previous analysis , weve found private foundations would have to increase their grantmaking by 282% to address the potential $303 billion gap left by government grantmaking.

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Why Nonprofit-Government Partnerships Sometimes Flounder

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Campbell Brittany Murray/MediaNews Group/Long Beach Press-Telegram via Getty Images Volunteers can help reduce costs, but most nonprofit social service groups rely heavily on government funding. Getting services to people in need often relies on those partnerships, but reporting requirements can be too onerous

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Disaster Recovery Requires Community Care—But Also Government Support

NonProfit Quarterly

Its critical for the state and federal government to show up as well. Its critical for the state and federal government to show up as well. Given this crisis, BeLoved Asheville hopes that the state and federal government will suspend rent and mortgage payments to offer community members some relief.