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The Action Plan for Nonprofits, created by Constant Contact, provides detailed steps to help you find solutions and protect your organization during COVID-19.
Understanding differences between the terms “churches” and “religious organizations” is important for religious groups seeking 501(c) (3) tax-exempt status.
Google Ad Grants award qualifying nonprofit organizations $10,000 of in-kind advertising every month. How can your nonprofit apply?
The key difference between a nonprofit and a for-profit is that with a nonprofit, no proceeds generated by the organization benefit any individual.
Learn to leverage word of mouth marketing for your nonprofit and you’ll bring in more donations and inspire more volunteers.
In this podcast, Ramon Ray talks with the owner of a nonprofit gym that supports people in recovery thru exercise, service, nutrition and creativity.
How can you determine if a nonprofit is a charity? The answer is reliably found in the organization’s purpose. Read more on the differences.
Learn from non-profit guru Jack Dunigan. His work with charities, faith-based organizations and educational institutions make him the go-to guy for advice.
Many successful nonprofits have been the beneficiaries of advice from experienced SCORE mentors. These are just a few of their inspiring stories.
Starting a nonprofit is like starting any corporation, but there are a few additional steps if you plan to accept donations or apply for tax-exempt status.
The goals of 501(c)(3) public charities often intersect with the desire to influence legislation (also known as lobbying). Learn how charities can lobby legally.
