+Strategies to make charitable giving fun and meaningful
Once you’ve decided what you’re passionate about, think about what nonprofit organizations are working on those issues.
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+Nevada Named One Of The Least Charitable States
A new WalletHub ranking looked at where the most generous Americas live – and you needed to look ...
+New state tax law, changes to nonprofit giving
"The big change this year, is that people who are using the standard deduction on their state income taxes can also get a tax benefit for the money they donate to local nonprofits," said Kate Jensen, the CEO of the Ronald McDonald House Charities...
+Charities’ share of donations on the rise
Rick Cohen, chief operating officer for the National Council of Nonprofits in Washington, D.C., said there are a couple of things in play here.
+Salvation Army makes urgent plea for donations
Nationally, nonprofits are concerned there may be a repeat of 2018, when individual giving dropped by $3 billion, largely because of the 2017 federal tax law that eliminated the charitable contribution tax deduction, mostly for middle-income...
+Year-end giving and receiving - December key for nonprofits
The Nonprofit Association of the Midlands says up to a third of annual giving comes in December, much of that in the last three days of the year.
“Year-end giving is critical to the nonprofit sector,” said Kelly Koepsell of NAM.
+Massachusetts income tax rate will drop to 5% on Jan. 1
Today, donations to charity are only deductible on federal, not state, income taxes.
+Giving Tuesday: Where is your money going?
“A large percentage of the donations that nonprofits see throughout the year occur throughout this time period,” said Kate Rubalcava, CEO of Utah Nonprofits...
+Local nonprofits adjust to tax code changes
Among the law’s biggest changes, explains David Heinen of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, was almost doubling the standard income tax deduction.
+Nonprofits See Hints Tax Law Has Cut Giving
Nonprofits have seen troubling trends in giving, but it’s hard to pin the blame on the tax law change, said Rick Cohen, COO and spokesman for the National Council of Nonprofits in Washington.
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