Business Archives - Page 14 of 34 - MinistryWatch
Called deed fraud, or title theft, the theft of someone else’s home or building involves two separate crimes: identity theft and mortgage fraud. States vary in their approaches toward real estate transactions. In some cases, ...
A new survey found that the U.S.’s multi-billion-dollar nonprofit fundraising industry is suffering a “severe shortage” of fundraisers. The majority of organizations represented in the survey had lost at least one professional fundraiser since 2018.
A private foundation is suing Unlikely Heroes and its founder and CEO, Erica Greve, on allegations that the anti-sex trafficking nonprofit misrepresented its rescue home operations and breached its contract involving an online education program, ...
A Catholic, city-funded foster and adoption agency that adheres to a biblical definition of marriage and chooses not to place children with same-sex couples can be exempted from serving such couples, the Supreme Court ruled ...
The nonprofit jobs sector is starting to show signs of recovery but has yet to regain hundreds of thousands of jobs lost during the pandemic, and the category encompassing jobs in religious fields is lagging ...
Mission Society Fundraising Expense Reports May Not Account For These Costs
Your favorite Christian ministry reports spending only a small percentage of its income on fundraising. Compelling stewardship it appears—but if the ministry is a foreign missions organization, does that number account for the time and money ...
Hobby Lobby has filed a lawsuit demanding the return of the more than $7 million it paid an Egyptian professor to purchase ancient papyri fragments it says were stolen.
Nearly 6 out of 10 charitable donors said they will be ready to participate in in-person fundraising events starting this summer, provided certain conditions are met.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) under the cover of a holiday weekend on May 28, requesting rate increases of 6.9 percent on average, with different categories ...
Despite having nearly $1-billion in assets, TBN received $3-million in PPP funds
According to an investigation by the Dallas-based Trinity Foundation, Matthew Crouch, president of Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) has launched a massive restructuring of the world’s largest religious TV network.
