The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, signed into law by the President on December 22, 2017. This resource hightlights how the new federal tax law affects charitable nonprofits will be updated as additional information and guidance becomes available. (National Council of Nonprofits)
Did you know that around 60% of donors only give one time to a nonprofit organization? Combatting this natural attrition of one time givers is a daunting challenge, surely, but there are ways to mitigate it. Presented by Network for Good, this webinar centers around loving your donors and ensuring the most upside to retain one-time givers. We will discuss time-tested strategies to engage, steward, and upgrade new donors including how to:
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The Urban Institute's 2010 report on government contracting with nonprofits uncovered long-standing problems experienced by private nonprofits in North Carolina that provide public services through contracts with federal, state, and local governments.
Special events are important vehicles for developing relationships with your donors. The cultivation activities you undertake after the event may just be the reason that gift ultimately comes your way. Learn more from Grassroots Fundraising.
Charitable organizations have long used raffles as an effective way to raise support. Conducting a raffle seems simple enough, at least on the surface, right? But before undertaking a raffle, you’d be well advised to familiarize yourself with the requirements outlined in this update. (The Deborah and Dennis Walsh Foundation)
IRS Publication 526, Charitable Contributions - To be tax-deductible, clothing and household items donated to charity generally must be in good used condition or better. A clothing or household item for which a taxpayer claims a deduction of over $500 does not have to meet this standard if the taxpayer includes a qualified appraisal of the item with the return.
Reporting Requirements for Nonprofits with State Grant Funds is a quick, helpful summary table for reporting requirements for nonprofits with state grant funds. Additionally, for online reporting, the N.C.