Looks like it’s about that time again—several proposals around charitable giving and charitable reform have surfaced, and at least one…
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Fundraising, Charitable Giving and Grantmaking
Gift Acceptance: Make Sure You Know What You’re Getting!
For nonprofit organizations, a potential gift can be a great opportunity—or a big liability. The key is to be able…
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New York Law Puts Spotlight Back on Nonprofit Governance
New York recently enacted the Nonprofit Revitalization Act, which affects not only New York nonprofits, but nonprofits formed in other…
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The Countdown is On: Tips for Year-End Charitable Giving
It’s that time of year again, when many people add charitable giving to their busy holiday to-do list. Year-end giving…
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Providing a Lifeline to Colorado’s Flood-Ravaged Businesses: Saving Communities
Portions of our state have been devastated by flooding this fall, and for many the cleanup and recovery will take…
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Amateur Sports Organization’s Fundraising Structure Leads to Revocation of Status
The Tax Court recently upheld the IRS’ revocation of exempt status of a 501(c)(3) organization formed for the purpose of…
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Government Funding an Important Slice of Charitable Pie
The Wall Street Journal recently ran an opinion piece, How Big Government Co-Opted Charities, (note: subscription required) that explores the…
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Nonprofits and Supporters Need to Make the Case for the Charitable Deduction
The push for tax reform continues to gain momentum, and the charitable deduction is not off limits. Many expect a…
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Overhead Overhyped? Focus on Results is Key to Evaluating Charities
Three charity information organizations caused a stir recently with the launch of their campaign against the overhead myth—essentially urging donors…
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Local Nonprofits Concerned about Proposed Changes for Combined Federal Campaign
The United States Office of Personnel Management (“OPM”) has issued proposed changes to the rules on the Combined Federal Campaign,…
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