Mark Hrywna, Author at MinistryWatch
Postal reform legislation gained U.S. Senate approval by a wide margin last week, setting up President Joe Biden to quickly sign the measure.
The Salvation Army’s annual holiday fundraising campaign, extended beyond the typical Red Kettle season for a second consecutive year, eclipsed a half-billion dollars during 2021 thanks to big gains in major gifts and monthly giving.
Congressional representatives introduced companion legislation this week that would set timelines on when donations to donor-advised funds (DAF) would have to be distributed to working charities.
Barely six months after the nation’s highest court ruled on a donor disclosure case, New York State Attorney General’s Office has proposed regulations that would require nonprofits to submit a redacted Schedule B as part ...
When it comes to charitable giving, evangelical Protestants are just like everyone else—more or less. Those who attend church or read the Bible more often tend to give more to church and/or charity, as do ...
Legislation and changes in federal taxes that could impact the charitable sector may pass this year despite slim majorities in a divided Congress.
The second postal rate hike of this year is on track to take effect at the end of next month following approval this week by the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC).
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a key donor disclosure case that’s made its way through the California courts during the past decade.
The value of a volunteer hour was estimated at $28.54 in 2020, up $1.34 from $27.20 in 2019, according to assessments by Independent Sector, in partnership with the Do Good Institute at the University of ...
Nonprofits that are newly eligible for the second draw of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) will have an additional two months to apply for the relief funds.
