Securing grant funding for nonprofits is one of the most powerful ways to grow your mission. This July, Tax990 is hosting a free four-part grant writing webinar series with Senior Certified Grants Specialist Mary Louise Resch. Four sessions. Every Monday in July. Completely free.
If your nonprofit is ready to grow its donor base without stretching your team thin, peer-to-peer fundraising might be your most underutilized tool. It turns your existing supporters into fundraisers — expanding your reach, attracting new donors, and deepening engagement all at once.
Understanding whether your organization qualifies under 501(c)(19), 501(c)(3), or 501(c)(4) can make the difference in how you fundraise, advocate, and serve your mission.
Billions of dollars in grants are awarded every year, yet most applications are rejected — not because the work isn't worthy, but because applicants don't understand how reviewers think.
A public charity is a nonprofit that receives broad support from the general public, government agencies, or multiple donors.
A private foundation is usually funded and controlled by a single individual, family, or corporation.
By prioritizing reliability, ease of use, automation, and support, organizations can turn a complex requirement into an efficient, stress-free process.
Most people assume public libraries are nonprofits—but their actual tax status under IRS rules may surprise you, and understanding it can make a big difference for donations, grants, and compliance.