Filing Deadlines Extended for Nonprofit Organizations
By the third week of March 2020, governments at all levels had begun to respond to the many questions and issues raised by the COVID-19
COVID-19 Federal Legislation
Now, more than at any time in many decades, the government – at all levels – will play a key role in our lives. There
COVID-19 Nonprofit Crisis Funding
The crisis facing our entire society has thrust the nonprofit sector into a dual role all too familiar from emergencies past: We are fighting for
UPDATE: The CARES Act and Nonprofits
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Some Good News: Funders are Stepping Up
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Nonprofit Board Meetings in an Emergency
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Small Business Administration Disaster Loan Guidance and Resources
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has an existing program, the Economic Injury Disaster Loan program, that extends disaster relief loans to small businesses, including
FPLG COVID-19 RESPONSE TEAM
FPLG COVID-19 RESPONSE TEAM The COVID-19 crisis marks a new and frightening era for our nation and the world. Everything has been turned upside down;
Funders Must Step Up – Right Now!
“Funders,” writes nonprofit blogger Vu Le, “this is the rainy day you have been saving up for.” Recently, we wrote about Mr. Le’s earlier plea
Coronavirus and Nonprofits: Challenges & Resources
What a difference a week makes. Last week, the news media focused on the minutiae of the primary-election horse race. This week, Americans have been
PayPal Giving Fund Settles Big Case
In 2013, internet giant PayPal, Inc. created a “new platform … to make it easier for customers to donate money to their favorite tax-exempt charities.”
Huge EO Scandals: Elusive Federal Oversight
In recent years, there’s been an almost perfect storm of conditions for people – famous, infamous, and otherwise – to commit wrongdoing through exempt organizations