Charity

A look at how economic headwinds economy may have affected giving this Ramadan.

Research finds more people will agree to round a purchase up for charity than give a whole dollar. The reason: It hurts less.

Even volunteer work has gone remote. That approach has made it easier for more people to join in.

Nonprofits and online fundraisers have seen an uptick in donations since stimulus checks started appearing in bank accounts.

Generous Giving is urging a move away from doctrine to appeal to a wider donor base.

Nearly one-third of food prepared by restaurants and grocery stores winds up as waste, according to data cited by the Environmental Protection Agency. It can be awkward and costly for restaurants to coordinate transport of their surplus food to shelters or food banks, but food delivery companies like Postmates and DoorDash have started offering restaurants […]

For Iris Brilliant, the first step is to ask clients to not get richer.

David Fahrenthold of the Washington Post explains where the charity's money came from and where it's headed.