philanthropy Archives - Page 8 of 9 - MinistryWatch
Normal giving patters are disrupted. Some people are receiving checks from the government that, by God’s grace, they are able to share with others. So while we do not want to be anyone’s conscience, we do believe there are general ...
America is Strong Because of Armies of Compassion
It’s a fair question, but consider this: Annual fundraising events like this one are not happening this year because of the COVID-19 crisis. This reality is putting a serious strain on local pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) around the country.
Nonprofits Seek Dedicated COVID Funding Stream
Leaders at the nation’s most influential nonprofits are pushing members of Congress to expand aid to the tax-exempt sector in any and all legislation that expands and builds on the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic ...
Just short of all of 544 global and local charitable organizations (97 percent) answering polling have been negatively impacted by COVID-19, according to a survey conducted by Charities Aid Foundation of America (CAF America) in Alexandria, Va. Managers at more ...
The CARES Act made its way to the oval office Friday afternoon, where President Donald Trump signed the Covid-19 economic stimulus package, dispensing $2.2 trillion of relief to businesses, nonprofits, workers and families across the ...
With the COVID-19 coronavirus spreading across the US, tanking the stock market and sowing fear, nonprofit leaders are naturally wondering what the impact will be on giving. It’s a fair and important question. Let me ...
At Cornell University, where the university abruptly announced on Friday that classes would end that evening, staff and student leaders at Cru sprang into action. Cru, formerly Campus Crusade for Christ, operates on thousands of college campuses worldwide. The team at Cornell focused ...
Giving Increased in 2019, Whistleblowers Decline, Responding to Mississippi Floods, Shutting Down PornHub
A Chicago pastor has been indicted on federal charges that he stole more than $800,000 intended for food programs for needy children and spent it on a luxury car and other personal expenses.
Legislation that will protect churches and other nonprofit organizations from having to pay taxes on some employee benefits will become law if a bipartisan appropriations package is approved by Congress as expected this week.
