An Interview with Nathan Jones
Warren Cole Smith interviews Nathan Jones on support-raising and a new way forward for fundraising.
Churches and ministries are facing mounting pressures to implement youth protection policies, shifting from a retroactive mitigation strategy towards a more proactive and preventative approach. This could include requiring safety training, watching for abuse indicators ...
Because cryptocurrency does not have legal tender status in the U.S., the IRS considers cryptocurrency property, meaning that just as with stocks, owners who donate at the top of a coin’s value avoid paying capital ...
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, ...
Donation matching, recurring giving and peer-to-peer fundraising pages all generate higher gifts on average. Those findings in The State of Modern Philanthropy 2021 from Classy aren’t Earth-shattering, but the report includes statistics to help nonprofit ...
The IRS has finalized its rules on an excise tax to discourage excessive compensation at non-profit organizations. In its February 16th Bulletin, the IRS announced an update to section 4960 of the Internal Tax Code ...
The Evangelical Council for Abuse Prevention (ECAP) has developed a new set of standards to help ministries protect children in their care.
The most significant driver of overall fundraising results during 2020 was donor retention. And, Canadian fundraising got hit a lot harder than those in the United States when it came to overall giving.
Just four in 10 Millennial fundraisers—those between the ages of 24 and 35—think their organizations offer some form of career advancement program.
Here are some of the ways your organization can take advantage of the newest stimulus legislation and find some stability in these trying times.
