Philanthropy Archives - Page 14 of 38 - MinistryWatch
What does the Internal Revenue Service’s 2022 Data Book say about tax-exempt religious organizations? Let’s unpack.
The 2022 IRS Data Book contains several interesting facts about religious, charitable, and similar organizations—the largest subcategory of tax-exempt nonprofits.
The value of a volunteer hour is now estimated to be $31.80 — a 6.2% increase compared to 2021.
Inflation rates, along with a drop in U.S mail volume, are boosting the case for postage rate increases, according to a memo from The Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers.
Software giant Blackbaud has agreed to pay a $3 million fine to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for concealing the extent of a 2020 ransomware attack in which criminals obtained donors’ unencrypted bank account, ...
Below, we have compiled a list of ministries with a perfect 100 score in our rating system. As you will see, this list has only about 60 ministries on it. We have organized the list by ...
Here are a few principles and tips to keep in mind as you give to Turkey and Syrian earthquake relief effort, plus our assessment of some ministries raising funds for earthquake relief.
Distributions Outpacing Contributions
Foundations and donor-advised funds (DAFs) are witnessing a natural self-correction from the last few years of elevated stock market gains and unprecedented donations.
Christians have long been on the front lines of relief and development efforts. So it’s no surprise that among the largest relief and development agencies in the country are Christian ministries.
Amazon will officially end its in Smile charity donation program in February, but as a way to ease the transition for charities, it will provide a “one-time donation equivalent to three months of what they ...
The Duke Endowment, a North Carolina-based private foundation with $5.9 billion in assets that often awards grants to rural United Methodist churches, remains tight-lipped on its stance regarding the denomination’s ongoing schism.
