+Legislators make new push to raise state’s minimum wage
The measure could also seriously impact nonprofits, according to Melissa Hopkins, vice president of sector advancement for the Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement.
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+Dozens Of Nonprofits Denied Tax-Exempt Status As Towns And Cities Look For Revenue
Gian-Carl Casa, president and CEO of the Connecticut Community Nonprofit Alliance, said it’s a sign that towns and cities are desperate for revenue.
+The Social and Economic Impacts of Nonprofits Are Undeniable in the Upper Valley — But Is That a Good Thing?
Both New Hampshire and Vermont have larger-than-average nonprofit sectors.
+Six Ways You Can Respond To Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
Sexual harassment is also an issue for non-profit boards, says Kelly Pepper, president and CEO of the Louisiana Association of Nonprofit Organizations.
+Center for Non-Profits survey: ‘Clear and persistent gap’ between demand, resources in N.J.
Linda M. Czipo, CEO and president of the center, said nonprofits not only improve lives by promoting vital programs and services, but are critical to the state’s economic engine as employers.
+Charity Inc.: Nonprofits show up
Our nonprofits are showing up this week in a big way to support educators, parents, students and businesses. It’s not an easy job, and it’s not without cost.
+City leaders want Dover non-profits to pay their fair share for public safety
She asked council members to consider the impact of this and other ways to engage with those working with disadvantaged populations to increase public safety in a way that does not cost them more money.
+Pence Touts Tax Cuts On Swing Through Minnesota, North Dakota
But it remains to be seen just how influential the vice president's message will be.
+For-profit giving normalized as crowdfunding matures
But some nonprofits lag behind for-profit crowdfunding campaigns as consumers give more to businesses and individual causes, no matter how outlandish.
+Op-Ed: Charitable Deduction Would Help New Jersey Nonprofits
We know from IRS data and New Jersey’s Center for Nonprofits that, in fact, lower-income families donate a higher percentage of their income to charity than higher-income taxpayers do.
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