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Tax Bill Would Indirectly Reduce Nonprofit Support, Slash Spending for Youth, Some Fear

Nonprofits of all kinds, including youth-serving ones, are feeling “great apprehension,” said Cohen of the National Council of Nonprofits.

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Minnesota nonprofits blast federal tax cut proposals

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Bad news for nonprofits: Will people still give or as much if they can’t get a tax deduction for their charitable giving?

Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, told NPR’s Pam Fessler that a decline in donations “is worrisome at a time when Congress is also trying to cut spending on domestic programs.

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How Repealing the Johnson Amendment Would Change Churches and Charities

The provision also could be bad news for a lot of charities and nonprofits who have built their organizations and reputations on rising above partisan politics.

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Tax Code Change Could Free Churches, Charities to Become Political Players

"This is a radical proposal to change campaign finance laws," said Tim Delaney, president of the National Council of Nonprofits, which has been lobbying against changes to the Johnson Amendment.

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Nonprofits Lobby to Keep Charities Nonpartisan in Final Tax Bill

A coalition of nonprofit organizations has worked for months to oppose repeal...

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Tax bill could make 'dark money' political contributions tax deductible

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How new tax plan could impact local nonprofit organizations

But leaders of local nonprofit organizations fear it could bring less money to their cause. Kentucky Nonprofit Network Executive Director Danielle Clore says the doubling will mean fewer people will itemize.

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Nonpartisan Nonprofits to Political Parties: Join the Fight to Keep Partisan Politics Away from 501(c)(3) Organizations

Washington, DC – In a letter delivered today, the National Council of Nonprofits alerted the chairs of the...

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Here’s Everyone Who’s Freaking Out About the Tax Bill and Why

People who like keeping politics out of church and churches out of politics: freaking out. Largely...