Your Dot ORG Domain May Soon Cost More
As if there isn’t enough already for nonprofit organizations to juggle and worry over this holiday season as the biggest fundraising period draws to a
Is Your Nonprofit Ready for Hospice Care?
Some time ago, Andy Robinson, an experienced nonprofit consultant and author, attended a 501(c)(3) event that gave him a perspective different from his usual expert
Charitable Hospitals Behaving Badly
Over the summer of 2019, there were important showdowns around the United States against certain charitable healthcare systems acting in decidedly uncharitable (and unlawful) ways.
Should a Hate Group Have a Tax Exemption?
Every few days or so, there’s another hate-group-fueled shooting rampage in the United States. In a long-overdue move, the FBI recently designated the white-supremacy movement
Tainted Donors in a Scandal-Prone Era
“Finding funders has never been easy work,” writes The Nonprofit Quarterly’s Martin Levine in How Nonprofits Consider Donations Differently as Donor Challenges Proliferated (September 4,
The Charitable Deduction: Then and Now
There are two intriguing and important recent articles about the history of the U.S. charitable deduction and how it can – and should – evolve
Impeachment and 501(c)(3)s: What are the Rules?
It’s almost always election season in the United States. As soon as the votes are tallied in a just-completed cycle, the chatter begins about re-election
Donor-Advised Fund Bill in CA Stalled
Set against the background of the continuing, high-profile, debate about donor-advised funds (DAFs), the California Assembly in 2019 considered – but temporarily tabled until early
Charity Fraud Awareness Push
Charity fraud is a major problem, draining enormous amounts from organizations and their beneficiaries as well as eroding trust in our sector. In the past,
Charity Conflicts, Self-Interest, and More
Along with the hordes of ghosts and goblins roaming the American landscape on Halloween were altogether too many nonprofit organizations and leaders out in plain
Foundation Boards: Five Key Questions
Phil Buchanan wants American foundations to know that he has important advice for them as this tumultuous year in philanthropy (and the world) winds down.
Smashing the Overhead Myth: A Step Forward
It was just ten years ago, in 2009, when Bridgespan’s Ann Goggins Gregory and Don Howard published their groundbreaking article, The Nonprofit Starvation Cycle, in