The House of Representatives voted Thursday to approve the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act," and several changes to the bill are expected. This provides the nonprofit sector with an opportunity to urge Senate leaders to remove several harmful provisions.
President Trump released today a “skinny” budget, outlining his spending priorities for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026. The National Council of Nonprofits looks at what this will mean for nonprofits.
Based on the data submitted by state, local, and territorial governments, as of June 30, 2024, an estimated $46.0 billion in SLFRF resources remain available.
Whether we call it sunsetting, winding down, retiring, or pulling the plug, let’s have an honest conversation about knowing when the time is right for an organization to take its final bow.
The ongoing nonprofit workforce shortage crisis is a clear indication that labor market economics are not working for the benefit of people served by charitable organizations throughout the country. Data show that charitable nonprofits often cannot afford to pay wages and benefits that are commensurate with similar jobs in the for-profit and government sectors.
