Welcome to the NSRF Publications Page. The Nonprofit Sector Research Fund produces a variety of publications, including annual reports; Snapshots, a newsletter which presents key findings from research activities supported by the Fund; Working Papers based on Fund-supported research; Nonprofit Research News, a newsletter reporting on the Fund's activities and research; pamphlets containing statements from convenings sponsored by the Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy Program; and a variety of books that take an in-depth look at issues affecting the nonprofit sector.

Findings presented in these publications reflect the opinions of the researchers and not those of the Nonprofit Sector Research Fund, The Aspen Institute, or their funders.

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Snapshots
Snapshots presents key findings from research activities supported by the Fund in an accessible, easy-to-use format.

Working Papers
Working Papers represent the completed research reports provided by grantees to the Nonprofit Sector Research Fund.

Books
The variety of books produced by the Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy Program take an in-depth look at issues affecting the nonprofit sector.

Pamphlets
Statements from the Nonprofit Sector Strategy Group convenings.

Annual Report
Report on activities of the Nonprofit Sector and Philanthropy Program.

Nonprofit Research News
Nonprofit Research News reports on current trends and news from the nonprofit sector, focusing specifically on research funded by The Nonprofit Sector Research Fund.

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