The following subscription databases, available through the Newman Library, offer articles, statistics, and other information about nonprofit organizations and philanthropy.
Some selected websites are also provided.
For off-campus access, you will be asked to enter your Baruch user name and password.
A man tips his hat after being offered a sandwich. This photo, from 1935, during the Great Depression, when millions sought help, was taken by Alan Fisher. It is part of the New York Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photography Collection at the Library of Congress.
These databases offer an option to limit searches to peer-reviewed or scholarly journals.
Many databases offer an option to set up an alert so that you will be notified either when a new issue of a journal is available or when articles matching your search terms have been added to the database.
Often journals will report on studies and research or comment on them.
Organizations may also offer reports. In 2019 and 2012 Baruch's Center for Nonprofit Strategy and Management worked on the above report at the bequest of the Council on Family and Child Care Agencies.
Search by keywords such as philanthropy, charities or charitable giving, or other keywords to learn which books are available.