“Dear Fundraiser…” 46 Things You’re Doing That Push Your Nonprofit Donors Away
Why might your charity be lagging behind its full potential? You'll probably find the answer in this checklist of do's and don'ts.
4 Fiscally-Responsible Changes You Can Make as a Not-for-Profit Board Treasurer
A few ideas to get started with as you embark on your journey of helping a Board carry out their fiduciary duty.
Why Your Nonprofit Needs a 21st Century Business Model

Walk The Walk, Talk The Talk
If you spend 11 years leading a not-for-profit that does nothing, you can expect your 501(c)(3) status to be revoked by the IRS.
Can A Coffee Shop Be Tax-Exempt?
Giving away money will not transform a for-profit activity into a not-for-profit activity. Granted, you may get a charitable deduction, but you will be taxable.

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Does The IRS Want 1099s For Your Charitable Contributions?

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The IRS recently announced that it was withdrawing proposed regulations that would have had charities collecting your social security number with your contributions - a concept that was on its way to...

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When A Good Cause Is Not Enough

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A 501(c)(3) has to be publicly-supported. And there are more specialized issues. A nonprofit cannot conduct an ongoing business and avoid tax because of its exemption.

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501(c)(3) Public Charities: Meeting the Public Support Financial Requirement

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It is important to review and keep the key guidelines in mind as a 501(c)(3) charity organization plans activities, including and especially fundraising activities, throughout the year

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The Difference Between Fundraising and Nonprofit Relationships

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Fundraising. Resource Development. It’s the same thing, right? Or is it? Many people use these terms interchangeably, but I think there’s a significant difference, especially for folks working in...

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Public Charity vs. Private Foundation?

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When starting a 501(c)(3) organization, there are generally two choices of how the organization will be classified. It can be a public charity or a private foundation. Though greatly outnumbered by...

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Comparing Evaluation Tools That Help You Decide What Charities Deserve Your Contributions

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Today, there are many charity watch organizations providing information on nonprofits – and you can count on prospective donors to use them. But who are they and how are their charity ratings...