+Trump Wants To Kill Johnson Amendment On Political Speech
The National Council of Nonprofits issued a statement today expressing strong opposition to the latest attempts to dismantle the Johnson Amendment.
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+National Council of Nonprofits Opposes Latest Efforts to Politicize Charitable Nonprofits and Foundations
The National Council of Nonprofits (Council of Nonprofits) today expressed strong opposition to the latest attempts to politicize charities and foundations, including legislation reintroduced by Rep. Walter Jones (H.R. 172), and proposed by Sen...
+A New President, New Nonprofit Role
With so much at stake, if you lead a nonprofit it’s important that you get your board to champion advocacy as a core part of your organization’s mission.
+National Council of Nonprofits Ramps Up Federal Policy Engagement
Nation’s largest network of nonprofits builds on recent successes
to advance and protect nonprofits in local communities across the country
+If I Knew Then: Tips from the Experts on Jumpstarting Your Social Impact Career
Make a habit of advocating for your nonprofit’s mission in some way each and every day.
+Charity Inc.: Stand for your mission
While so much advocacy and public education happens at the grass-roots level, I also encourage nonprofits to start with their boards to stand for their missions.
+Advocacy Tips From 5 of the Nation’s Best
During the 2015 state legislative session, the KNN championed a bill to set up a Government-Nonprofit Contracting Reform taskforce that received the unanimous support of both chambers.
+Bob Smucker Dies: A Founding Father of Nonprofit Advocacy
Smucker was among the founders of CLPI in 1988. The organization’s program content and materials was folded into the National Council of Nonprofits in 2012.
+9 Ways to Approach Congressional Staffers to Get Your Issue Heard
Committee staffers are specialists by nature, whereas staffers in members’ offices tend to be generalists.
+Inside the battle to overhaul overtime — and what it says about how lobbying has changed
Meanwhile, both sides have tried to claim the allegiance of the nonprofit sector, which is torn between a belief that the rule might help low-income people and the recognition that complying with it could strain their own budgets.
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