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Stephanie Beasley
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Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Washington
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Biography
Stephanie Beasley is a senior writer for the Chronicle of Philanthropy who writes about major donors and charitable giving trends. She was previously a staff writer at Devex where she covered the intersection of philanthropy and global development. Prior to that, she was a transportation security reporter at POLITICO. Stephanie is a seasoned policy reporter. Since 2011, she has written about a variety of topics, including food and drug safety, transportation, climate change and tax laws. She spent nearly a decade covering Congress on Capitol Hill. Stephanie is an alumna of Oberlin College and the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. She loves travel and has lived and worked in Brazil and Cuba.
Philanthropy
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Content
By Stephanie Beasley Verified| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified This story will be updated as we add more emergency funds. With the future of federal funding for the nonprofit sector uncertain and layoffs mounting, foundations and other grant makers are stepping up efforts to deliver emergency funds to civil society organizations, especially those serving women, people of color, and LGBTQ communities.
By Stephanie Beasley Verified| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson declared a “war on poverty” that included the provision of direct federal grants to nonprofits tasked with delivering education, health care, and other social services to marginalized communities. More than 60 years later, President Donald Trump appears to be dismantling much of that strategy, according to Claire Dunning, author of the book Nonprofit Neighborhoods: An Urban History of Inequality and the American State.
By Stephanie Beasley Verified| The Chronicle of Philanthropy Verified The Trump administration’s foreign aid freeze and pause or cancellation of federal funding to a wide range of human service and other organizations have caused chaos in the nonprofit sector. In just two months, program cuts, layoffs, and financial uncertainty have become rife. Many major foundations have been slow to respond to the administration’s actions and its cascading effects, but in recent weeks several emergency funds have emerged.
Company Info
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
The Chronicle of Philanthropy is an independent nonprofit media organization that has been serving the philanthropic and nonprofit sectors since 1988. Based in Washington, D.C., with an office in New York, it provides essential news, analysis, and resources to approximately 350,000 nonprofit professionals, foundation executives, board members, and donors. The organization offers a range of services, including investigative reporting, opinion pieces, and special reports like the *Philanthropy 50*, which ranks the top donors in the nation. It also hosts educational resources such as webinars and publishes career insights for nonprofit professionals. Through its initiative, The Commons, it explores how nonprofits tackle societal divisions and provides a weekly newsletter called *Philanthropy Today*. Additionally, it connects organizations with qualified candidates through its job listings and recruitment resources on *Philanthropy Careers*. The Chronicle is committed to advancing the common good and fostering collaboration within the sector.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 202-466-1200
Founded: 1988