After a wait of nearly six years, the IRS is once again accepting group exemption applications. For nonprofit organizations that manage multiple subordinate entities, this
What Nonprofit Leaders Need to Know Before the May 6 Vote On May 6, 2026, the Phoenix City Council is expected to vote on a
This month, 23 state Attorneys General and Secretaries of State sent a letter to GoFundMe expressing grave concerns about the platform’s creation of donation webpages
The latest report that the FBI and IRS have created a new “mission control command center” to investigate nonprofits for possible ties to political violence
The headlines are doing what headlines do best: making an already anxious nonprofit sector even more anxious. This time, the focus is on S. 3942,
Learn about the changes to Form 8976 for 501(c)(4) organizations and how to file electronically on Pay.gov.
Deadline to Comment: March 30, 2026 If your organization applies for or receives federal funding, even occasionally, you should be paying close attention to a
Indemnification provisions are often treated as standard nonprofit boilerplate. They go into the bylaws, sometimes into the articles, and then everyone moves on. But these
As a lawyer who works with charities and nonprofit boards, I spend much of my time talking about risk. Most leaders think about risk in
Anonymity in philanthropy is not unusual. Many donors prefer privacy. Sometimes it is humility. Sometimes it is security. Sometimes it is simply temperament. But sometimes
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