In these changing times, many nonprofits are reassessing their strategic plans, endowment strategies, and fundraising goals. Many have decided to start or grow their endowment programs to build their financial strength, enhance revenues, and provide a cushion in times of stress. Diversification of revenue is a key theme and endowment programs have become more of a priority and main area of focus for many nonprofits, especially during the current period of federal agency cutbacks.
Endowment programs are becoming more of a priority and a key focus for many nonprofits. At the same time, we believe that nonprofits that take a holistic approach in their endowment building will have more successful endowment programs long term.
This report provides timely insights and trend updates for nonprofits that are seeking to build out their endowment programs. The Wilmington Trust OCIO/Endowments & Foundations team categorizes them as investment trends and fundraising trends, since these are the two key ways to grow endowment funds.
Please visit our Endowments & Foundations resource center to learn more about the services we can provide for nonprofit organizations.
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