Nonprofits can claim a few victories in COVID relief legislation approved by Congress last month, including a universal charitable deduction extending into 2021, in addition to some $320 billion available in various funding vehicles.
The summary of the plan runs 19 pages but is thin on details for nonprofits, according to David L. Thompson, vice president of public policy at the National Council of Nonprofits in Washington, D.C. Nonprofits ...
The Supreme Court announced Friday that it will hear two related cases that could change the way governments at the state state and national level monitor nonprofit organizations and the people and companies whose donate ...
For Jess and Angela Correll, the Cure for Greed is Reckless Giving
From the implosion of his first marriage to the dawn of his second, Jess walked a journey from greed to generosity. He was introduced to Crown Financial Ministries and participated in their small group study ...
Utah and Oregon were among the most charitable states in the union, according to a study by Wallethub.
If fewer than half of a nonprofit’s donors are enrolled in a recurring giving program, the nonprofit is behind the curve, according to the 2020 Global Trends in Giving Report, a study from Nonprofit Tech ...
Great generosity does not require great wealth
Great generosity does not require great wealth
Jesus Film Project, Elder Orphan Care, The Immigration Coalition, and Woman’s Missionary Union
Ministries Making a Difference: Jesus Film Project, Elder Orphan Care, The Immigration Coalition, and Woman’s Missionary Union
President Trump signed into law Monday the Consolidated Appropriations Act 2021, which among other provisions provides additional direct Covid-19 pandemic relief for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt entities.
Non-Profit Development Professionals Worry About Artificial Intelligence, Donor Fatigue, Staff Cuts
