For over 30 years our experts have been posting about issues critical to North Carolina nonprofits, including public policy.
Loper Bright and Federal Regulations
In July, the U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions significantly limiting the authority of federal government agencies to issue regulations:
Election Tip of the Week: Stay Nonpartisan in Your Election-Related Activities
501(c)(3) nonprofits are prohibited from engaging in partisan political activities. This nonpartisanship requirement is particularly relevant in the period leading up to an election when many charitable nonprofits are engaged in (legal) voter registration, voter education, and get-out-the-vote work. Whether your nonprofit is engaging in election-related activities or just providing your usual programs and services, it is essential that your organization avoid activities that appear to support or oppose particular candidates for office or political parties.
2024 Election Tip of the Week: Plan Now to Give Your Staff Paid Time Off To Vote This Fall
Election Tip: Get Free (and Really Helpful) Resources from You Can Vote
Answers to Common Questions About Nonprofits and the 2024 Election
2024 Election Tip of the Week: 501(c)(3) Nonprofits Can Engage on Ballot Measures
What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know About Advocating on Ballot Measures in North Carolina
Modernizing North Carolina's Nonprofit Laws
2023-24 legislation to modernize state nonprofit laws.
GovOps Investigations of Nonprofits
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