New Salary Database; Deciding on Pay; Wells Fargo’s $1B for Housing

Plus, UCLA gets $100 million, and Chicago Botanic Garden gets $10 million for conservation science [Philanthropy Today] Was this newsletter forwarded to you? [Please sign up]( to receive your own copy. Executive Compensation [New Chronicle Salary Database Underscores Big Disparities Among Nonprofits]( [Image]( Chronicle Illustration By Michael Theis, Brian O’Leary, and Tyler Davis See compensation information for more than 10,000 employees at more than 860 nonprofits in the United States that raise at least $35 million annually in private support. ADVERTISEMENT [advertisement]( More on Executive Compensation Plus, see the [Chronicle's database]( of the salaries, bonuses, and more for over 10,000 of the top employees at large charities, and a [how-to article]( on ensuring fair leadership pay. Corporate Giving [Wells Fargo Pledges $1 Billion for Affordable Housing]( By Alex Daniels The financial-services giant’s Wednesday announcement means a shift away from narrowly targeted efforts to improve diversity to address "systemic" issues that hurt minorities. (PREMIUM) Major Gifts [Henry and Susan Samueli Give UCLA $100 Million]( By Maria Di Mento The Broadcom co-founder and his wife have given at least $365 million to nonprofits over the years, mostly to higher education. (PREMIUM) More Big Gifts See all gifts of [$1 million or more]( in the Chronicle’s database Grants Roundup [Chicago Botanic Garden Collects $10 Million for Conservation Science]( By M.J. Prest Also, the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation grants $7.5 million to offer leadership development for Catholic nuns in Africa, and early-childhood education in Detroit gets a $2.5 million boost from three foundations. Nonprofit News From Elsewhere Charles Koch is redirecting his public focus away from financing political work to more traditional grant making to charities ([Associated Press](. A key part of the effort is infusing the nonprofits he supports with business-management training and corporate principles that have made Koch’s business enterprises so successful. Read the Chronicle’s look at [Koch’s nonprofit Stand Together](. With foundation support, Planned Parenthood is expanding abortion access in some parts of the South, even as states try to restrict access. Clinics in Charlotte and Asheville, N.C., and in Charleston, S.C., have added abortion services in the past several years. ([Washington Post](. A credit card for nonprofits brings rewards back to the nonprofit. The Charity Charge Mastercard works like a corporate card, has no annual fee, a 1 percent rebate, and an annual percentage rate several points below the national average. It is available to groups with at least two years of financial data. ([Fast Company]( More News Central Park 5 Prosecutor Resigns From 2 Nonprofit Boards ([Associated Press]( Challenge to IRS Donor-Disclosure Rules Faces Key Test ([Associated Press)](. Plus, see more on [previous lawsuits that affect charity disclosure](. Morehouse College Student-Loan Gift Through the Eyes of Recent Graduates ([Wall Street Journal]( — subscription). Plus, see this Chronicle [opinion piece from another recent Morehouse graduate](. Brooklyn Botanic Gardens Draws Visitors on a Modest Budget ([Wall Street Journal]( — subscription) Woman Admits to Embezzling $550,000 From Kansas City Nonprofit Hospital ([Associated Press]( Former Fundraising Chief Accused of Stealing $550,000 in Donations ([Associated Press]( What Everyone Else Is Reading [Has the Giving Pledge Changed Giving?]( A proposal unveiled nearly a decade ago was intended to turbocharge philanthropy. There’s little evidence so far it’s doing that. [Leaders of Color Face Struggles at Nonprofits]( Survey participants cited fundraising and building relationships with foundation officials as significant challenges. (PREMIUM) [Use This Simple Form to Create a 'Snapshot' of Your Donors]( It creates a handy way to prepare for meetings with wealthy individuals. (PREMIUM) [How Much U.S. Giving Pledge Members Donate to Their Foundations]( An interactive guide to how much they give annually and their foundations’ assets and grant making. Plus, see the donors’ estimated net worth. (PREMIUM) [How to Rate the Potential of Prospective Women Donors]( A prospect researcher created a scoring system to vet and rank potential women donors — or any group of untapped supporters. (PREMIUM) Save 20% on Our Next Webinar Learn How to Get Grants to Measure Impact Many charities find themselves in a Catch-22: Donors want to know whether charities are making a difference — but don’t want to pay for the systems (or people) needed to gather and analyze meaningful data. You'll learn how to overcome this challenge in our next webinar. Hear from: Jeannie Annan, senior director of research and evaluation at the International Rescue Committee, who will show you how to secure support to cover the full cost of monitoring and evaluation. Annan also will provide examples of how IRC communicates to donors the cost of assessing its results. Joseph Pyle, president of the Scattergood Foundation, a behavioral health grant maker in Philadelphia who will explain what he looks for when assessing nonprofits’ evaluation efforts and deciding to support them. He’ll also offer tips for talking to donors about the need for such funding and outline pitfalls to avoid when making your case for support. [Sign up today]( to join the Chronicle's Alex Daniels and our two expert guests on June 20 at 2 p.m. — and save 20 percent. Job Opportunities Find your next job in the Chronicle's jobs section, where employers have posted hundreds of the best career opportunities in the nonprofit world. Here are a few: [Development Director]( Stanford Jazz Workshop [Major Gift Officer]( torrey project [Director of Major Gifts]( Ethical Culture Fieldston School [Search the Chronicle's jobs database](. Subscribe to the Chronicle Get insight into critical issues and the actionable analysis you need with a subscription to the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Get instant access to in-depth articles, fundraising resources, and much more. 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