We’re researchers tracking the nonprofit crisis. Philanthropy’s response is not enough
Foundations hold $1.8 trillion in assets but are not meeting nonprofits’ moment of crisis.
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# Summary While U.S. foundations hold $1.8 trillion in assets, their philanthropic spending remains insufficient to address the current nonprofit sector crisis, highlighting a significant gap between available capital and charitable needs. This funding shortfall presents both a challenge for nonprofits and potential investment opportunities in social enterprises and alternative funding mechanisms designed to fill the gap left by traditional philanthropy.
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