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A coalition of state attorneys general is pressing GoFundMe for answers after reports the platform created donation pages for more than 1.4 million nonprofits without their consent.

Officials say the pages may have misled donors and raised concerns about transparency and control over nonprofit fundraising. They’re now asking GoFundMe to prove the pages have been removed and explain how donations were handled.

For nonprofits, the situation raises important questions about third-party fundraising platforms, donor trust, and oversight.

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Nonprofit technology is evolving fast in 2026.

From new fundraising platforms and CRM updates to analytics, integrations and digital engagement tools, the Nonprofit Technology Tracker is following the biggest launches, acquisitions and feature updates shaping the sector this year.

Stay up to date with the tech developments helping nonprofits strengthen fundraising, improve operations and better connect with supporters.

Read the latest updates: https://bit.ly/4b77w5P

Donors don’t just want stories anymore. They want proof.

Today’s supporters expect transparency, personalization, and real-time visibility into the impact they’re funding. AI-powered impact reporting is helping nonprofits deliver timely, data-driven updates that show measurable outcomes without adding strain to teams.

When donors can clearly see progress and understand their role in driving change, trust grows and relationships deepen.

Modern donor expectations are already here.

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How is your organization evolving its impact reporting strategy?

Fraud does not always look dramatic. Sometimes it starts with a simple email, a small accounting discrepancy, or a process no one questions.

Nonprofits are built on trust, but that trust can be exploited when internal controls are loose or warning signs go unchecked. From suspicious payment requests to gaps in financial oversight, there are key red flags every organization should recognize before small issues become costly problems.

Do you know what to look for?

Read the full article and learn how to better protect your mission, your donors and your reputation: https://bit.ly/3ZUvRqo