IRS Weakens Johnson Amendment—Nonprofits Push Back The IRS has signaled a shift allowing churches to endorse political candidates without losing tax-exempt status, sparking concerns among nonprofit leaders over politicization and dark-money infiltration.
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Trust in Nonprofits Holds Strong Despite Political Attacks Amid political polarization, public trust in nonprofits remains high, though concerns grow about government influence and wealthy donors’ motives.
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Resisting Authoritarianism: How to Activate Civil Society’s Pillars of Support Can authoritarianism be stopped? Five sectors (unions, businesses, faith institutions, professional associations, and security forces) play critical roles in answering that question.
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Summer Camp in a Climate-Changed World From floods to droughts and heat waves, the climate crisis is changing summer camp. Can we still send our kids there?
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6 Common Hurdles Nonprofits Must Overcome to Launch Texting For nonprofits looking to launch a texting program, here are six common internal hurdles — and strategies to overcome them.
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