+Spending Bill Excludes Johnson Amendment Repeal
Lawmakers have sought to repeal the Johnson Amendment through two channels, according to David L.
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+Johnson Amendment remains intact in latest omnibus spending bill
Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, echoed Tyler’s enthusiasm but warned that repeal efforts will likely continue.“It would be nice to celebrate a long and hard-fought victory, but we cannot afford to relax,” he...
+Omnibus Keeps Ban on Church Politicking in Place
“It would be nice to celebrate a long and hard-fought victory, but we cannot afford to relax,” said Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, in a news release.
+Nonprofits Score Victories in Budget Bill on Politicking Ban and Spending
Tim Delaney, president of the National Council of Nonprofits, said in an email that while the current spending bill was “cause for cautionary celebration,” nonprofits must remain vigilant.
+Omnibus Spending Bill’s Silence on 1954 Johnson Amendment an Apparent Victory for Nonprofits, Houses of Worship, and Foundations
Washington, DC - Tim Delaney, President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, which advocates on behalf of charitable nonprofits nationwide, released the following statement in response to learning the omnibus spending bill does not...
+New York Nonprofit Leaders Blast Passage of GOP Tax Plan
“We are incredibly disappointed that Congress or at least the GOP members of Congress did not take into consideration the nonprofit sector, the impact the tax reform would have on charitable giving and – possibly more important – the impact it...
+GOP Tax Bill Could Wallop Charitable Donations
Tim Delaney of the National Council of Nonprofits said this was a particularly worrisome development given the possibility that Congress may also cut social spending, placing a higher burden on charities just as donations lose some of their...
+Nonprofit Groups Say GOP Tax Bill Would Discourage Giving
FESSLER: Especially for smaller nonprofits like churches and community groups that rely on donations from lower- and middle-income taxpayers. She says it's not that people will stop giving. They just won't give as much.
+For advocacy groups, the federal budget is mainly a blueprint for battle
+Nonprofits Unleash Rapid Response to Details of Trump Budget Cuts
Nonprofits should "link arms" with state nonprofit associations and charities related to their causes to advocate against the proposed cuts, said Tim Delaney, president of the National Council of Nonprofits.
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