Resource Library: Fundraising and Resource Development

MasterCard's new standards for recurring transactions will now be optional for nonprofits, unless a nonprofit merchant has “excessive” chargebacks or cardholder complaints for four consecutive months.

Annual reports can be used to highlight a nonprofit’s mission and impact, thank volunteers and supporters, and make a case for donating to the organization. What makes an annual report compelling?

For nonprofits, telling your story — and empowering others to tell it on your behalf — is essential in building and sustaining critical connections with your community, volunteers, and donors.

Newly proposed changes to the rules governing grantmaking using federal funds could correct challenges that have made it difficult for many nonprofits to seek and do work under federal grants.

Some nonprofits hire outside consultants to lead or support fundraising activities, while other nonprofits hire staff members for this role, or use a combination of employees plus consultants.

Several provisions in the Secure Act 2.0 are significant for nonprofits. Tax expert Steven Woolf explains the provisions related to charitable giving and retirement and why they matter to nonprofits.

Nonprofits need to know whether revenue from corporate sponsorships will be considered a charitable contribution or a taxable advertising payment which could trigger unrelated business income taxes.

New data provide further evidence that the public served by nonprofits continues to be at risk.

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