The Rise of Hybrid and Remote Work in Nonprofits: What It Means for Hiring

The nonprofit sector, like many others, is evolving in response to the demand for hybrid and remote work options. At Freeman Philanthropic Services, we understand the role these trends play [...]

In the world of nonprofit fundraising, the right team can make all the difference. The recently released 2025 Philanthropy Pulse Report from CCS Fundraising, a strategic fundraising consulting [...]

Finding the right leadership is critical for the success of any nonprofit organization. Whether you’re hiring a new Executive Director or building a high-performing development team, partnering [...]

As a founding and current member of the Board of Visitors at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis, Gail Freeman, President and [...]

Freeman Philanthropic Services is privileged to have recruited Stephanie Crockatt as the inaugural full-time President and Chief Executive Officer for The Bay Park Conservancy. Stephanie will [...]

In her new book, Involuntary Exit: A Woman’s Guide to Thriving After Being Fired, Robin Merle examines the emotional trauma and personal path to recovery women experience after being fired. [...]

Netflix has produced several series with the ability to capture the cultural zeitgeist, whether it be about a tiger zoo, conspiracies, or failures in the justice system. Most recently, that [...]

Freeman Philanthropic Services understands that the departure from a role is just as significant as the start of the next. Friend of the firm, Kimberly A. Luse’s new book deals […]

Congratulations to Emory University for receiving a $65 Million pledge from the O. Wayne Rollins Foundation for a new state-of-the-art building housing classrooms, offices, conferencing rooms and [...]