+++State's nonprofits face steep shortfalls as COVID-19 takes toll on revenues, fundraising
Pennsylvania received $4 billion in CARES Act funds, and $1.3 billion remains to be allocated.
+Today’s state budget blues will bring tomorrow’s nonprofit woes
State funding is the financial anchor for many of the commonwealth’s nonprofits, according to Anne L.
+Allentown slaps nonprofits with business tax; one hits back with lawsuit
Anne Gingerich, executive director of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations, said she has not seen a municipality charge a business privilege tax to a nonprofit in her five-year tenure with the organization.
+Paperwork pushback: Lancaster County organizations join forces for shared data system
Anne Gingerich, executive director of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations, said she didn’t know a lot about Lancaster’s CaseWorthy effort, but that it sounds promising.
+‘Nonprofits need to rally quickly’ to stave off the worst effects of the new tax law
It’s not that people will stop giving, it’s just that they won’t be incentivized to give as much, Delaney said. And there will be very real consequences from this shortfall.
+The era of partisan nonprofits could soon be upon us
The National Council of Nonprofits has a detailed comparison of the House and Senate bills ...
+GOP tax bill will allow nonprofits to endorse political candidates
Anne Gingerich is executive director of the Pennsylvania Associations of Nonprofits. She says, repealing the Johnson Amendment would turn charitable organizations into weapons for political parties.
+Here's 3 reasons why you should oppose the current tax reform bills
If you care about the work of doing good in Pennsylvania, now is not the time to remain silent.
+Some nonprofits worry politics could creep into their work
But on the other side, the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations sent out an urgent call to action recently to protect the amendment.
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