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Universal Charitable Deduction Would Help Communities
Nonprofits are concerned that federal tax reform plans could significantly reduce incentives for charitable giving. Congress can help ensure that private individuals support the important work of churches and other 501(c)(3) nonprofits by creating a universal, non-itemizer deduction for charitable contributions.
Summary of the North Carolina Lobbying Law
Summary of North Carolina's lobbying laws for nonprofits.
New Overtime Rules
Start Planning Now: What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know About the New Overtime Rules
OMB Uniform Guidance
The National Council of Nonprofits has some resources regarding OMB
Government Contracts with Nonprofits
Solutions Emerging for a Broken System - New Results and Recommendations
Guidance for Non-Profit Organizations on Paying Overtime
Guidance for Non-Profit Organizations on Paying Overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act
After the Lights Go Out: Turning Your Special Event into Future Gold
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.
Raffles 101
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.
Avoid Sexual Harassment Liability
Although no measures will completely insulate your organization from harassment charges, you can reduce the risk by having a clear anti-harassment policy and an effective internal procedure for investigation and dispute resolution. Use these steps to protect your organization.
Expert Help: Find It and Use It
Nonprofits attract bright, dedicated, and capable staff and volunteers. And many have the "Midas touch" for recruiting dynamic, well-respected, and effective board members. Despite all that resident talent, every organization needs outside help sometimes. What experts do you need and how do you find them?