Rage Giving: The RAICES Example
In Rage Giving: What’s the Formula For Success?, we described an example of this phenomenon following the tumultuous 2016 presidential election that resulted in windfalls
Second Thoughts About Cryptocurrency Donations?
In early April 2018, we posted Bitcoin and More: The New World of Donations. Cryptocurrency was Introduced just a decade ago, but by 2017, it
The Charity Raffle in CA: An Update
Around the United States, raffles are among the most popular fundraising methods for charitable organizations. Many groups, though, are unaware that raffles are governed by
Church Feud in Bay Area Erupts
Ask any lawyer about the types of disputes that turn ugliest fast: it’s when family members turn on each other. Divorces are notorious for level
More About GDPR and Nonprofits
Back in early March 2018, we posted The EU Data-Privacy Law That May Affect U.S. Nonprofits (GDPR) to alert readers of a set of rules
Crowdfunding Regulation in CA: What’s Next?
Crowdfunding for charitable purposes and beneficiaries has exploded in popularity in recent years. “It seems like a perfect marriage: the internet and charitable fundraising.” A
Another Bungled College Closing
All around the United States, in recent years, small liberal arts college are facing tough choices resulting from increasing costs but declining enrollments. Part of
Are Funders Ready to Throw the Overhead Myth Overboard?
Once upon a time – not so long ago – the directors and executives of America’s nonprofit organizations lived in an enchanted forest. On the
Court Rules Affiliated Nonprofits Protected from Creditors
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued an important ruling that has “major implications for nonprofit organizations” including the many groups around the nation
UBIT Transportation Rules: Interim Guidance
By the fall of 2017, GOP leaders of Congress were determined to pass a major tax overhaul before the end of the year. But much
Foundation Law: Free Online Learning
Now, perhaps more than ever, there’s a need for more people in the philanthropy sector to learn the ins and outs of the law of
Business Fundamentals: What is a “Sole Proprietorship”?
We get this question all the time. Derived from the word “proprietor” – and first used in 1537 – a sole proprietorship offers the most