The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The Chronicle Board Report

A practical tool for these times, The Chronicle Board Report is a concise, advertising-free, 8-page digital newsletter for executive directors and trustees of nonprofit organizations. It culls and condenses the most-significant ideas and insights, strategies and tactics — especially when it comes to fund raising — used by the most-successful charities as covered by The Chronicle of Philanthropy. Timely, actionable, and complete with direct links to original sources, each issue is e-mailed every other month to hundreds of executive directors at nonprofit groups of every size and mission. These directors in turn share this unique newsletter with their board members and leadership staff who greatly appreciate the information and guidance it offers those whose professional experience is outside the world of philanthropy. More »

Gift Subscriptions

A gift subscription to The Chronicle of Philanthropy is a great way to support an intern or volunteer, reward a colleague, or provide the nonprofit world's leading source of news and information to members of your group. A six-month or one-year gift subscription is an always-fitting, always-welcome, and a month-after-month reminder of your professional regard. More »

Missionwide Site License

A Chronicle of Philanthropy Missonwide Site License offers full and unrestricted access to Philanthropy.com on your institution's computer network. For a single annual fee, you can provide the nonprofit world's No. 1 source of news and information to everyone at your location — from senior executives and trustees to staff members and volunteers. Features and benefits include:

• No need for passwords, logins, or user names.
• Full text of each current issue, posted every other Monday, just two days after the newspaper has printed and mailed. Plus, all the new content posted daily.
• Daily site updates with the latest news and information and grants listings.
• A searchable archive of back issues.
• Data from original Chronicle of Philanthropy surveys on giving, foundations, and executive salaries, including our annual Philanthropy 400 ranking of charities in easy-to-search databases
• New-media extras such as slide shows, podcasts, and videos.

With a flexible, affordable contract — and no-cost, no-obligation rate quotes — you can have a Chronicle of Philanthropy Missonwide Site License available on your organization's network in under 72 hours at a truly affordable price. More »

Group Subscriptions for Trustees

The Chronicle in the boardroom is a resource like no other. Highly respected for its depth and credibility on issues of vital importance in the world of philanthropy, it's highly-appreciated by board members who trust it as a primary source of news, information, and perspective. Executive directors throughout the nonprofit world have long provided trustees with personal subscriptions — at substantial discounts for orders of three or more. Each subscription also includes full and unrestricted access to The Chronicle's Web site — including research data, salary surveys, and special reports on vital topics such as grants, fund raising, oversight, and more.

Classroom Subscriptions

Because its focus is on successful management of the modern nonprofit organization in today's highly connected world, The Chronicle of Philanthropy in the classroom is a powerful teaching tool that's timely, relevant, and uniquely instructive.

Topics include sourcing and raising money, grant applications and giving, marketing and outreach, the role of business and government, and more. Features such as our lists of grants, fund-raising ideas and techniques, statistics, reports on tax and court rulings, summaries of books, and calendar of events provide fresh sources of information that ignite discussion and invite inquiry.

Orders of three or more classroom subscriptions qualify for substantial savings off the individual subscription prices. Each subscription includes full and unrestricted access to The Chronicle's Web site. And flexible terms of as few as 13 weeks make it easy to tailor a classroom subscription program that meets your specific needs.