More people have cell phones than access to toilets and latrines. It’s a global problem that can’t be flushed away.

Six years later, 'When Helping Hurts' is still shaking up the church’s approach to charity.

Thanks to innovations in accountability, poverty-fighting efforts are flourishing like never before.

How our philanthropy can empower our sisters across the globe.

The little-known history of Christianity’s icon of generosity.

The female dollar and the changing landscape for charitable donations.

(UPDATED) ALS raises $100 million in 30 days; pro-life groups worry about embryonic research.

How more ministries going digital could unwittingly aid atheists targeting church tax breaks.

Development economist William Easterly says too much aid undermines the rights of the poor.

Peter Greer, president/CEO of HOPE International, warns against do-gooderism that flaunts its goodness.

A guide to wise, charitable holiday giving.

(UPDATED) After 6,000 charities tried to rival Cyber Monday with Giving Tuesday, ECFA releases latest State of Giving report.

Does being a woman limit our Christian outreach? What I learned on the side of the road in Djibouti.

Why lace up your sneakers when you could just write a check? A personal look at what’s driving the charity running craze.

Nonprofits say event registration company has disappeared, putting their groups in danger.

Christians are among America’s most compassionate people. But we can do a better job responding to the complexity of poverty.

A top economist shares the astounding news about that little picture hanging on our refrigerator.

How Pope Francis taught me about my own Christian stereotypes.

40 days drinking, walking, and raising big bucks for clean water.