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The nonprofit sector has always operated in the messy intersection of public policy, community needs, and societal values. But in 2025, that intersection feels more like a collision. Political polarization is spilling into the regulatory space, and nonprofits of all types, regardless of mission, are feeling the pressure.
Whether your organization receives federal fu...
Federal funding used to feel relatively predictable. Follow the rules, meet your deliverables, stay compliant, and your grant or contract typically continued. But if your organization receives federal dollars today, you know the ground is shifting—and fast.
Over the past year, nonprofits have faced an unprecedented wave of grant cancellations, policy reversals, new ...
As inflation continues to squeeze family budgets and the cost of living remains stubbornly high, more Americans are struggling to afford basics—from groceries and rent to youth activities that were once considered standard middle-class experiences. Spikes in rent, energy costs, and health h insurance are forcing more and more families to choose between those costs and putting...
The past several years have witnessed an inspiring shift in philanthropy: fueled by leaders like MacKenzie Scott, more funders are embracing trust-based philanthropy. The idea is powerfully simple: deliver funding with fewer strings attached, reduce burdensome reporting, and let grantees do what they do best.
But even as this approach empowers frontline organization...
On July 4, 2025, Congress passed the awkwardly named “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act.” For donors, the changes are straightforward: non-itemizers get a meaningful above-the-line deduction, itemizers face a small floor before charitable deductions begin, and the 60% of AGI limit for cash gifts to public charities is now permanent. That mix creates planning opportunities—and a few...
