Nonprofits use earnings to further missions, not individual gains; they enjoy federal tax exemptions. The IRS categorizes multiple nonprofit types under 501(c), with 501(c)(3) being the most common.

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While trust plays a vital role in keeping the public invested in your mission, creativity, innovation and data-driven ...

Small non-profit grassroots advocacy organizations face a variety of legal and compliance issues. This article discusses practical steps to assist attorneys in effectively advising these organizations ...

Profit-making corporations have it easy: They know exactly who their customers are. For nonprofit organizations, things are considerably more confusing. No organization can develop an effective ...

Freely for public service, religious or humanitarian objectives; and Without contemplation or receipt of compensation. Typically, volunteers serve on a part-time basis and do not displace regular ...

As a graduate student, Shradda Dhungel studied how air pollutants move through the Himalayan valleys in Nepal — her home country. That practical experience led her in an unexpected direction: working ...