Tim Delaney is the president & CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, the nation's largest network of nonprofits serving as a central coordinator and mobilizer to help nonprofits achieve greater impact.
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Y Combinator began admitting nonprofits to its accelerator in 2013, but nonprofits are in a minority there.
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A vast majority are nonprofits, so when companies have large outcomes, those gains go back to supporting nonprofits.
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Tim Delaney is President and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, the nation's largest network of charitable nonprofits.
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Tim Delaney is president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits, the nation's largest network of charitable nonprofits.
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Tim Delaney, the chairman of the National Council of Nonprofits, describes the rule change as an "existential" threat to nonprofits.
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To similarly bar Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr. from boards of New York nonprofits (or nonprofits that operate there) for a year.
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Alzheimer's nonprofits have been slow compared to other medical nonprofits in adopting many of the successful strategies when it comes to marketing and mass fundraising.
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Nonprofits ranging from nationwide disaster-specific organizations, such as Rebuilding Together, to small, local nonprofits with no disaster mission deploy resources toward the community recovery process.
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With hundreds of nonprofits in North Texas working on financial capability, the amount of donation dollars keeps shrinking causing nonprofits to cut back on widely needed services.
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If a charity operates outside of Florida, you can look up nonprofits on watchdog sites such as Charity Navigator, CharityWatch, BBB Wise Giving Alliance and Great Nonprofits.
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With Fundraisers, YouTube creators and qualifying U.S. nonprofits (registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits) will be able to create fundraising campaigns that are embedded next to their YouTube videos.
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"Both would be a sizable hit for not only the nonprofits but also the people that they're serving," said Tim Delaney, CEO of The National Council of Nonprofits.
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Our earlier analysis of nonprofits suggests that less than half of nonprofits have one month of operating reserves and less than six months of cash to keep them running.
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The two lawmakers requested the IRS provide a quick process for providing refunds to nonprofits and that it issue guidance about the steps nonprofits should take during the refund process.
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Facebook launched Pages for nonprofits last fall Facebook launched Pages for nonprofits last fall, letting organizations like Mercy Corps and the World Wildlife Fund raise money directly from the News Feed.
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It strengthens disclosure requirements for lobbyists and for tax-exempt nonprofits that lobby the state to disclose financial support from other nonprofits that are not supposed to engage in political activity.
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Now, nonprofits, which make up the majority of the .
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Example: Marriott partners with multiple nonprofits worldwide to increase diversity.
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The return of nonprofits would have to require no changes.
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That's when I got involved in nonprofits to raise awareness.
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Participating nonprofits will also receive backpacks to use for fundraising.
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Owens added that IRS audits of nonprofits are increasingly rare.
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Nonprofits could already use these cards on their own videos.
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Neither government nor nonprofits can solve this problem in isolation.
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How will arts nonprofits shift their strategies to solicit contributions?
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From there, most parents and children were released to nonprofits.
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Yes, but: Nonprofits in this realm face an uphill battle.
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As nonprofits, these shelters were to serve specific target demographics.
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The ruling allowed businesses, nonprofits and unions unlimited spending power.
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Proceeds from this hat aren't even going to any nonprofits.
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CommonLit is a graduate of the accelerator for nonprofits, FFWD.
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All right, so talk a little bit about nonprofits themselves.
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Talk a little bit about what nonprofits have to do.
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This is something that nonprofits have also been doing well.
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It's also used by brands (L'Oreal Paris) and nonprofits (Greenpeace).
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It will specialize in management consulting and lobbying for nonprofits.
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Anecdotally, she noticed that nonprofits had an issue retaining employees.
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Still more unpaid interns come to work for local nonprofits.
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There are also special plans for nonprofits and academic organizations.
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Of course, nonprofits are still getting away with tremendous advantages.
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It's a coalition of community members and multiple Detroit nonprofits.
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From there, I moved to a couple of different nonprofits.
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That's where nonprofits like CalEITC4Me are trying to step in.
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Bezos let his nonprofits send in whatever report they wanted.
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Steinhardt's name is omnipresent in New York's network of nonprofits.
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Alabama recognized nonprofits' right to keep their member lists private.
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In reality, nonprofits rely on for profit businesses every day.
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In fact, some earnings from for profit companies fund nonprofits.
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There are other criteria for cryptocurrencies businesses, nonprofits and universities.
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Such nonprofits are often referred to as "dark money" groups.
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Nearly all of the nation's most prestigious hospitals are nonprofits.
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Its database is a good starting place to research nonprofits.
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Becerra has cracked down on nonprofits that break the law.
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But like many nonprofits, it has struggled to stay afloat.
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Just as Stanley could change, nonprofits and our funders can.
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The truth is that these nonprofits have expressed narrow concerns.
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Three pieces have been sold to public institutions or nonprofits.
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The American Civil Liberties Union represents the latter two nonprofits.
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National and local nonprofits marshaled a remarkable number of volunteers.
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The local government and nonprofits have struggled to feed everyone.
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The grant agreements that Bezos and the nonprofits signed do not legally limit how they spend the money, and multiple nonprofits told Recode that they've changed some of their plans after receiving Bezos's gifts.
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"We had Facebook fundraising for nonprofits with International Medical Corps in Nepal, and then last year ... nonprofits could fundraise for themselves," Naomi Gleit, vice president of product management for social good at Facebook, told Mashable.
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Microsoft hopes to give away its cloud services to 70,000 nonprofits.
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But today it's announced its full lineup, including 17 new nonprofits.
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Registered nonprofits are preferred, but they are open to making exceptions.
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So VR has turned to journalism, documentary, nonprofits, and international development.
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Arts nonprofits do good work, and will continue to do so.
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Since 2013, Y Combinator has enrolled nonprofits in its accelerator program.
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I'm studying event management and I want to work with nonprofits.
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It shouldn't just be government organizations and nonprofits doing this work.
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The world is a better place because of Nonprofits and NGOs.
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Donate money to one of the nonprofits working to provide aid.
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Kagan pointed out that the selective program was offered to nonprofits.
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After returning home, he researched nonprofits and started the Ryan Foundation.
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Contrary to negative stereotypes, many nonprofits have highly effective, brilliant leaders.
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It's no secret that nonprofits tend to be tighter on funds.
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Eighty percent of nonprofits, of philanthropy in this country, is restricted.
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The tax for nonprofits also has garnered bipartisan criticism in Congress.
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Elgersma suggests sticking with reputable developers like PBSKids or other nonprofits.
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But conflicts sometimes arise over whether nonprofits have kept their word.
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He also said that GitHub will donate $500,000 to immigration nonprofits.
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Until recently, only nonprofits were allowed to run programs like these.
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By some counts, there's 15,000 nonprofits in the Bay Area alone.
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Meanwhile, nonprofits will see a dramatic fallout from the tax bill.
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That's where nonprofits like the USBG National Charity Foundation come in.
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Most nonprofits are purpose-driven, small businesses "owned" by the public.
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Unfortunately, nonprofits that fail cannot be so easily replaced or restarted.
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Even if we do all this, many nonprofits will still disappear.
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Then there's the pandemic's economic impact on nonprofits that support survivors.
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Several nonprofits have tools that do the same, such as GettothePolls.
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Company employees also will volunteer one million hours at those nonprofits.
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Most of the structures are owned by private individuals or nonprofits.
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Nonprofits on the front lines have been forced to be nimble.
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Volunteer with meals on wheels, "shopping angels," or other reputable nonprofits.
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There are real nonprofits and businesses that could use money today.
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His father is an independent marketing communications consultant specializing in nonprofits.
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He took over her nonprofits and continued sharing his mother's story.
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Nonprofits receiving the money will also receive help from Google volunteers.
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Our incentive is to serve and protect nonprofits and the public.
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Look into nonprofits that help work toward those solutions, Post said.
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They could also consult for other charities and nonprofits, she added.
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Association of Bay Area Governments Finance Authority for Nonprofits Corporation, Calif.
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Anne Kirwan, the fellowship's managing director, says nonprofits are under-resourced.
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We owe it to taxpayers and nonprofits alike to do better.
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Several nonprofits serving those communities are ramping up efforts to help.
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Tax policy could be an opportunity for nonprofits, Mr. Sheridan said.
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This case, however, asks whether religious nonprofits can do the same.
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My book, "Social Startup Success," is all about trying to figure out, well, what are the strategies that nonprofits are using to get ahead — like testing and innovation, measuring impact, fundraising more creatively, developing better ways of telling the story — so that we can teach the next generation of nonprofits, and the last generation of nonprofits, how to be more effective.
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If no specific organization comes to mind, you can check out the #GivingTuesday site to find nonprofits in your neighborhood, or browse a third-party databases, like MightyCause, to search for nonprofits by location and type.
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The tax on nonprofits' transportation benefit expenses drew criticism from charities, religious organizations and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who argued that it detracted from nonprofits' ability to focus their resources on their charitable work.
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Last spring, Weinstein summoned 27 foot soldiers to the Sheraton Hotel in New Orleans for a retreat for A.H.F.'s sales team — a division that doesn't exist at most nonprofits because most nonprofits have nothing to sell.
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You can use this fiscal sponsor directory to find a sponsor in 36 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, and Ontario, which the National Council of Nonprofits, a network of nonprofits in the U.S., points to on its website.
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The company is currently looking into other nonprofits to partner with next.
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Our clients include schools, like George Washington University, and nonprofits, like OxFam.
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Over the summer, HIV nonprofits rose up to push back against cuts.
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Other news organizations, including ProPublica and The Marshall Project, operate as nonprofits.
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The main difference for nonprofits in Y Combinator is how they're funded.
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A drop in reach on Facebook could set back nonprofits' efforts significantly.
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Whenever possible, use your platform to give nonprofits some extra love. 5.
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Some environmentally friendly credit cards are partnerships between issuing banks and nonprofits.
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You can also find 403(b) plans in nonprofits, universities and hospitals.
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And we took on a lot of nonprofits, a few tech companies.
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Two environmental nonprofits are hoping to use art to get people's attention.
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But religious nonprofits decided that arrangement was no longer going to work.
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DCCC-backed candidate Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, who works in nonprofits, and Ret.
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These tech nonprofits will never measure success based on revenue or engagement.
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The takeaway Many nonprofits like Goodwill depend on donations of all kinds.
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Under the tax law, only donations to certain nonprofits are tax-deductible.
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Some of the mothers have developed nonprofits to honor their little ones.
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I mean, this is something that nonprofits arguably need just as much.
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Smaller nonprofits like Project Paz are also collecting donations for earthquake relief.
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I've always had this real passion for giving back, particularly to nonprofits.
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When you were talking about social startup success... How have nonprofits changed?
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No. This is something that really defines the next generation of nonprofits.
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Tim Delaney is president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits.
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"The nonprofits are, of course, still dedicated to 'doing good,'" he argued.
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" For work, I listen to the Joan Garry podcast "Nonprofits Are Messy.
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The foundation is just one of several nonprofits affiliated with the NRA.
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Another $28503 billion would be earmarked for public health departments and nonprofits.
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Many nonprofits have seen attendance numbers drop as public charge rumors spread.
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The IRS deserves kudos, not criticism, for protecting nonprofits and their supporters.
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"Most nonprofits spend most of their time fund-raising," Mr. Knell said.
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The goal was to stop conservative nonprofits opposed to President Obama's agenda.
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Communities: Donated $1.4 billion in software and services to nonprofits last year.
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They're also partnering with voting nonprofits for other election day transportation options.
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Both are left-oriented, are structured as nonprofits, and fundraise for money.
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Following graduation, I started two nonprofits to help underprivileged families and teens.
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Charitable nonprofits and private philanthropy are already operating in a precarious space.
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Seven of the 20 plays this season are being presented by nonprofits.
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The New York Women's Foundation would also distribute proceeds to other nonprofits.
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Other verticals targeted to date include finance, healthcare, media, nonprofits and retail.
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Financing once came from collection cups, local gay bars and small nonprofits.
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To be sure, Bezos's approach is a wonderful arrangement for the nonprofits.
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With the help of public financing, nonprofits would eventually own the buildings.
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There is a vulnerability there that is not present in other nonprofits.
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Nonprofits live on the edge, pouring everything they have into their mission.
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Nonprofits and school systems are planning meal deliveries for those in isolation.
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Friedman also pledged Tuesday to donate $500,000 to nonprofits supporting immigrant communities.
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The Washington bill imposes such limits by restricting benefit providers to nonprofits.
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Are the ratings worth the effort if most nonprofits score a five?
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The annual grants help nonprofits and local governments aid human trafficking victims.
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Various nonprofits in the Seattle area have already provided some bus tickets.
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The campaign is made up of nonprofits, civil society organizations and activists.
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And he was mayor for 35 years, and he ran several nonprofits.
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"There are more and more nonprofits being created every day," he said.
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The court is currently weighing a similar objection from religiously affiliated nonprofits.
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But the nonprofits could learn a lot by studying how it's done.
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One: Shut down, sell the property, and fund other nonprofits in town.
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Supporters, however, say that the provision shields nonprofits from outsized political influence.
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Investments by nonprofits were significantly less then in 2012, however, records show.
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In their absence, nonprofits have been shouldering the bulk of that work.
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Yzola: Current owners, activists, and nonprofits are working to eliminate these roadblocks.
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Google has encouraged nonprofits to adopt Google's services as an alternative to .
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Look toward nonprofits, which offer many passionate and licensed professionals for less.
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Today, his company Rush Communications oversees an array of businesses and nonprofits.
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That disadvantages startups and nonprofits without the resources to navigate the system.
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Like some nonprofits, the N.R.A. has been lucrative for its top executives.
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What can nonprofits do to prevent losing talented, passionate leaders like Suh?
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Normally, local nonprofits take care of families after release at the border.
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Nonprofits are feeling the need to consider where their donations come from.
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One of the tours introduces them to nonprofits including a migrant shelter.
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David L. Thompson, Vice President of Public Policy of the National Council of Nonprofits, was critical of the IRS's notice and said that it demonstrates that the tax on nonprofits' expenses for transportation benefits needs to be repealed.
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Sometimes the foundations help find appropriate nonprofits to suggest for their circles' grantees.
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Employers range from start-ups and small businesses to churches and local nonprofits.
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Users can now choose from more than 22015,22015 nonprofits when launching a fundraiser.
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The bank also promises to give away 10% of its profits to nonprofits.
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David Brock's collection of nonprofits, smear groups, super PACs, LLCs and websites. pic.twitter.
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It is vital for government and nonprofits to prioritize these kinds of initiatives.
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The biggest impact: jobs in lower-paying industries that require offices, like nonprofits.
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Both sides appealed that ruling, which left the nonprofits and the government unsatisfied.
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Lindsey Taylor Wood spent years working to empower women and girls through nonprofits.
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In some ways, nonprofits and for-profit companies go through the same steps.
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"The ACLU is one of the best nonprofits in the world," he said.
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Allies of the mayor said similar sorts of nonprofits were used by Gov.
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Many Catholic nonprofits and hospitals, for example, could choose to stop providing contraceptives.
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Her book signings will also benefit art museums, LGBTQ groups and other nonprofits.
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Nonprofits are not legally required to disclose the names of their financial supporters.
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Researchers and nonprofits around the globe have dedicated themselves to uncovering the cause.
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We also need you in charge of schools, nonprofits, and Fortune 500 companies.
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It's a beloved Northern California institution that has raised millions for local nonprofits.
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More and more schools, Urdan said, are going to look to become nonprofits.
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However small the amount, consider giving to women-focused nonprofits on March 8.
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Among nonprofits, endowments and foundations, that figure is significantly higher, at 29.4 percent.
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Then again, his remarks continue his predecessor's war against nonprofits' First Amendment rights.
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But another option is supporting nonprofits doing the work to address the issue.
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Some programs are channeled through separate nonprofits; others are housed within private foundations.
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Besides blue-state lawmakers, nonprofits have also been concerned about the tax law.
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Smith said nonprofits asked Instagram to bring donations to the social media platform.
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In 2016, Facebook fundraisers raised millions of dollars for more than 750,000 nonprofits.
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Nonprofits are "private corporations," unlike cities, towns and villages, which are public corporations.
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Across the country, nearly 2000 C.C.R.C.'s, mostly nonprofits, serve about 745,7903 residents.
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They were Democrats, they said, consultants to social justice nonprofits, teachers, veterans' advocates.
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And at first it appeared that the nonprofits would go along as well.
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Outside, about a dozen tables had been set up by candidates and nonprofits.
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By 2018, we will have donated over $2 million to women's empowerment nonprofits.
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He also serves as a board member at a handful of small nonprofits.
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The federal courts recently learned that multiple nonprofits still haven't received IRS approval.
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Riva Sciuto, a Google spokeswoman, said Google funds many think tanks and nonprofits.
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Traditional nonprofits may also have more experience in vetting potential recipients, he said.
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This shift towards caution has nonprofits trying new strategies to engage local immigrants.
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The organization donates to low-income schools and nonprofits that apply for equipment.
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Some nonprofits choose to offer 401(k) plans instead of 403(b)'s.
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These include 501(c)(3) nonprofits, churches and other religious organization, among others.
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Some OSTP staff, such as fellows, are temporarily hired from nonprofits or academia.
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So, we're working on about, I don't know, 245 different nonprofits right now.
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CodeSpark makes its games available for free to public schools, libraries and nonprofits.
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Can nonprofits keep up with the fast-moving model of traditional tech companies?
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These include 266.4(c)(3) nonprofits, churches and other religious organization, among others.
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The fund would mostly use grants to finance nonprofits that offer such services.
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In fact, there are nonprofits, businesses and terrorist organizations already doing just that.
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Welcoming America supports local governments and nonprofits to bring immigrants and communities together.
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That's all changing, thanks to these resorts and the nonprofits that trained them.
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Short of billionaires or sub-billionaires buying their own papers ... Or great nonprofits.
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Despite being nonprofits, elite universities are competing businesses in an ever-evolving marketplace.
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Among nonprofits, Hugo House regularly offers author readings, classes, book launches and workshops.
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The institute helps government agencies, charities and other nonprofits create better operating strategies.
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The effort was a hit, and is widely mimicked by other nonprofits today.
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He often lends his studio when local nonprofits ask to host fund-raisers.
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These nonprofits formed a powerful safety net to take care of our neighbors.
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Nonprofits were more likely to form in the communities with the gravest problems.
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The bill says that nonprofits with fewer than 500 employees can receive loans.
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GlobalGiving This crowdfunding website connects donors to nonprofits and companies around the world.
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Her official role covers Amazon's public sector business, including governments, nonprofits, and education.
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For Karim's parents, who both work at nonprofits, it is a significant expense.
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Puerto Ricans are working hard to rebuild, and nonprofits have committed to help.
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"Everything went through him," said Leslie Anderson, an Asheville-based consultant to nonprofits.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation and other nonprofits petitioned ISOC to stop the sale.
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It now leaves that work to the European Union, nonprofits and other groups.
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A private equity firm wants to buy the internet domain used by nonprofits.
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Nonprofits, foundations, and government funders are increasingly partnering toward such shared outcomes goals.
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Why not reduce the myriad unnecessary regulatory hoops that many nonprofits work under?
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Nearly 40,000 nonprofits and non-governmental organizations use Salesforce for free, Benioff said.
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Progressive nonprofits and consumer-rights groups praised the CFPB soon after its release.
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Major philanthropic initiatives and small nonprofits that subsidize everything from medications to diapers.
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He also reviewed the 403(b) plans of the nonprofits that had them.
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It will touch nonprofits, advocacy groups, and trade associations of all political stripes.
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Feeling appreciatedIn a national survey of 420 nonprofit organizations conducted in 2017, 28% of nonprofits said the top challenge they faced was hiring qualified staff, and 81% of nonprofits said they can't get the staff they do hire to stay.
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While 403(b) plans have been the traditional choice for nonprofits (and may be necessary for public school employees and religious leaders, because of various laws and regulations), there are no rules that keep nonprofits from adopting 401(k)'s instead.
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Donate To Nonprofits That Benefit Women Internationally There are lots of organizations that work tirelessly to help women, both small ones and international ones — and some of the most important ones are the nonprofits doing work that benefits women internationally.
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It has promised to give $1 million to its most impacted employees, $5 million to state and community nonprofits supporting local populations, $3 million to national nonprofits such as Feeding America, and $1 million to global organizations such as UNICEF.
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"The tax reform bill unveiled today by the House Ways and Means Committee would tragically undermine the ability of certain charitable nonprofits to serve our country's people and communities," said Tim Delaney, president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits.
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The nonprofits usually pay a discounted rate; the corporate clients pay up to $250,000.
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They serve on energy boards, represent nonprofits and work for an oil pipeline company.
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And the average grant size promised to these nonprofits, Dot-org says, is $750,000.
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But owners of other newspapers have handed their holdings off to trusts and nonprofits.
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Global Giving works internationally with local nonprofits to send aid where it's needed most.
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Donations to science-related nonprofits and charities aren't just a feel-good stocking stuffer.
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Mosques, which as nonprofits can't endorse specific candidates, urge voting as a civic duty.
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Through their networking, these women often got jobs at nonprofits sympathetic to their plight.
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To help out, she points to a partnership between IRC, Airbnb, and other nonprofits.
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Ortega now faces a coalition of university students, peasants, nonprofits, and the Catholic church.
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Therapists, nonprofits, and the VA have been working to treat PTSD in different ways.
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In 2017, #GivingTuesday raised estimated $274 million for nonprofits in the United States alone.
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For example, nonprofits and even insurance companies have been working directly with law enforcement.
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Some projects, like OLE Nepal, work with education departments but are run as nonprofits.
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Both candidates have accused each other of improperly using family nonprofits for personal benefit.
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If you're looking to declutter your life, consider donating to charitable organizations and nonprofits.
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This co-op program gave nonprofits loans to launch new, local health insurance plans.
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I've worked at iconic Silicon Valley companies, struggling nonprofits, universities, and, yes, a factory.
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Companies may donate to nonprofits providing copay assistance as long as they are independent.
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They hail from corporations — public and private — as well as nonprofits and government entities.
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Volunteers and privately funded nonprofits like Jesus Was Homeless help to ease the problem.
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There are only roughly two dozen nonprofits structured like Homewise in NeighborWorks America's network.
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But even for some nonprofits, the social enterprise model can only go so far.
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The global effort will provide $1 billion in grants to nonprofits around the world.
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One is for the government, businesses and nonprofits to take action around gender equality.
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So the fund's partners aren't the traditional insurance companies and pension plans, but nonprofits.
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Tax records are required for nonprofits and are available to the public every year.
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Students, nonprofits and government employees — Disrupt Berlin 2019 takes place on 11-12 December.
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What it does: Develops data analysis software for large companies, nonprofits, and government agencies.
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Nonprofits in the education fields are competing for limited funding to serve underserved communities.
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Bermuda has almost none of the restrictions or disclosure rules that bind American nonprofits.
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Nonprofits and grassroots groups could also lose out based on greater political advertising restrictions.
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This same survey indicated that nonprofits may not do enough to address these problems.
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Not unlike Warby, Fitz is also working alongside nonprofits to make glasses more accessible.
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NPEU strongly supports the missions of their nonprofits and wants their organizations to thrive.
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Finding them is easy; census figures and local nonprofits can pinpoint where they are.
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Most providers, overwhelmingly nonprofits, are funded almost entirely by state and federal Medicaid dollars.
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According to its website, Definers' clients include Fortune 500 corporations, political groups, and nonprofits.
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Despite decades of work by government agencies and nonprofits, the digital divide remains wide.
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Melissa DePino is principal of Leapfrog Group, a communications and marketing firm for nonprofits.
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Conservatives say he wasn't forthright with documents regarding the agency's scrutiny of conservative nonprofits.
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For example, France requires all citizens to purchase coverage, which is sold through nonprofits.
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They have dispersed about two hundred thousand dollars so far, to four Philadelphia nonprofits.
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The Johnson Amendment prohibits 85033(c)(3) nonprofits from engaging in certain political activities.
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The letter was signed by 53 nonprofits, including liberal groups J Street and MoveOn.Org.
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And others pointed to Executive Service Corps, which connects high-skill volunteers to nonprofits.
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But those nonprofits aren't necessarily equipped to deal with unprecedented numbers of families, either.
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That assistance is being made available to nonprofits as well as for-profit companies.
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It has taken longer to negotiate rates with nonprofits paid to operate the shelters.
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A quarter have lived with poverty; the rest are from business, nonprofits and government.
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It's an advocacy group that works with investors and nonprofits to reduce plastic pollution.
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Those kits are designed for nonprofits, schools, and healthcare organizations that aren't already customers.
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TIAA, which manages investments for nonprofits, owns property in TriBeCa and the Meatpacking District.
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Now, it's already being used by universities and health nonprofits for COVID-19 prevention.
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Mr. Kratz is not, according to Mr. Fischl "the best paid person" in nonprofits.
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Nonprofits send them out into the world and cross their fingers something comes back.
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To be clear, providing services to nonprofits is not totally new territory for GoFundMe.
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The city would then seek other nonprofits to run the buildings and continue services.
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FTP is a political formation that is autonomous from elected officials, nonprofits, and NGOs.
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The effects of this shift in philanthropy tastes are brutal for some traditional nonprofits.
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"Tech entrepreneurs are just as mission driven as people in nonprofits," Mr. Palmer said.
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Nonprofits are also collecting donations to provide aid and supplies to people in need.
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Some nonprofits worry that any cleanup effort could result in censorship, even if inadvertently.
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Last year, she divided her government salary among four nonprofits, including the Special Olympics.
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Crony capitalists, academic institutions, select nonprofits, and state bureaucracies are raking in enormous sums.
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Some of these nonprofits are brand new, while others have been around for years.
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Most voucher-granting nonprofits are not run by powerful legislators who pay themselves rent.
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Just think of what some nonprofits are already accomplishing with what data they have.
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But such evaluations often require expertise, resources, and scale that few nonprofits can muster.
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Such people dominate our universities, tech companies, publishers, nonprofits, entertainment studios, and news media.
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In the US, federally funded nonprofits known as OPOs manage the organ procurement process.
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As highlighted by concerned nonprofits, all of these threats have rather straightforward technical solutions.
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Some of the hospitals suing patients — like Memphis' Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare — are nonprofits.
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She has recently worked with nonprofits including AllTrials USA and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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"There have been so many scandals we've seen after these sorts of situations, so it is a big deal that they've bypassed nonprofits because it shows a distrust in how nonprofits are doing things," said Stacy Palmer, editor of The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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In addition, working through Fast Forward, HPE's 60,000 employees were given $1 million in gift cards to invest in tech nonprofits as part of a company-wide philanthropic initiative; 31 tech nonprofits received funding as part of the HPE Accelerating Impact program.
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So for example, according to this guideline, the IRS is required to avoid enforcing the Johnson Amendment, which prohibits churches and other 501(c)(3) nonprofits from endorsing particular candidates, in circumstances where the amendment would not be enforced against secular nonprofits.
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Faculty visited 23 Seattle-area businesses, government agencies and nonprofits to understand how they hire.
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They'd share their change-making ideas, but the assumption would be that they're launching nonprofits.
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This will allow public figures, brands, businesses and other organizations beyond nonprofits to fundraise, too.
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They also raided the accounts of nonfinancial businesses large and small, nonprofits, and even individuals.
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Nonprofits and community groups rely on big grants as well as individual donations to survive.
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And too often businesses and nonprofits and foundations, their decision-making is clouded by emotion.
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Reuters found that these groups had been selected to replace two more well-established nonprofits.
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Meanwhile, activists, nonprofits, and queer people from all walks of life are responding in kind.
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But the statement adds that the rules don't apply to nonprofits or noncommercial infrastructure projects.
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Keenan plans to donate his fee to nonprofits, including the Salvation Army and Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Since we retired, we have been active doing volunteer work for nonprofits in our community.
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NVIC, the largest of these nonprofits, had more than $1 million in revenue in 2017.
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None of the nine nonprofits contacted by BuzzFeed News for this story got one, either.
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The children's shelters are typically run by nonprofits and overseen by Health and Human Services.
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What does this mean for causes and nonprofits today and in the next 10 years?
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By contrast, smaller arts nonprofits in the area are taking a stand against the company.
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I also used GuideStar, which does a lot of work with nonprofits and lists salaries.
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Since the beta launch last November, more than 600 nonprofits have been onboarded, Gleit said.
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Twenty-five of the 34 body brokers were for-profit corporations; the rest were nonprofits.
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Runs two multimillion nonprofits with his family, the Christian Advocates Serving Evangelism and the ACLJ.
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He says 90 of his trips are paid for by brands or nonprofits he promotes.
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But this challenge requires a public/private partnership between government, nonprofits and the private sector.
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Campaign finance laws prohibit businesses and even many nonprofits from directly contributing to political campaigns.
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The group supports more than 240 nonprofits that work in affordable housing and community development.
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Public officials must be called out for misstating the law about nonprofits' First Amendment rights.
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The IRS audits only 4,000 out of the 1.5 million nonprofits annually, according to Berger.
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And the money will benefit Microsoft, even if it's ultimately meant for helping to nonprofits.
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Efforts are underway by nonprofits and the city to bring free Wi-Fi to neighborhoods.
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Families, nonprofits, and private organizations contend with it, street by street and house by house.
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On Thursday, executives from nonprofits will meet with lawmakers to discuss their tax-reform priorities.
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Much of it has been channeled through dark money conduits like nonprofits and trade associations.
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Or maybe you're a web developer with a long career history of working in nonprofits.
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The language of the bill includes certain restrictions on how nonprofits can participate in politics.
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The company is partnering with charities and nonprofits in the United States and United Kingdom.
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Several nonprofits, including one in Seattle, have recently been cited for underpaying workers with disabilities.
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Even nonprofits see great value in selling Edible Arrangements as part of their fundraising efforts.
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They're also partnering with other nonprofits to give free rides to voters in underserved communities.
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It charges clients no fee, subsisting instead on contributions from donors, foundations and other nonprofits.
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Fast Forward wants the next generation of tech nonprofits to reach that level of stature.
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Salesforce could exacerbate that perception if it ends up raising prices for nonprofits and education.
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Medic Mobile Medic Mobile Traditional nonprofits often run into barriers when trying to grow quickly.
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In reality, embargoes allow journals, universities, nonprofits, and corporations to decide what's important — and when.
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New York state has very strict campaign contribution rules, but nonprofits can accept unlimited donations.
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Egging on lawmakers in this endeavor is the usual cadre of nonprofits and opinion shapers.
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Nonprofits are offering assistance for those forced to leave and help with the eventual rebuilding.
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" CNN reported a network of nonprofits was involved, just to "help" with the "grassroots organizing.
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Most golf tournaments are owned by nonprofits, who turn their earnings over to local charities.
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They should support nonprofits, underlying individuals (both clients and staff), restructurings and even managed dissolutions.
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The new one-million-square-foot mixed-used development includes apartments, nonprofits, shops and restaurants.
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Nonprofits should not allow themselves to be used by the wealthy to scrub their consciences.
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Mr. Scherl said he has sought to address noise complaints and has supported local nonprofits.
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Most nonprofits, as Bill Gates says in the book, confuse their mission with their objectives.
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She also works with a number of nonprofits to help benefit her birth country, Brazil.
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At the moment, 154 nonprofits work with Amazon and Alexa Donations to make it possible.
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But she trusts her community, from the nonprofits to her neighbors, to handle whatever comes.
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"Can't make payroll on ad credits," quipped Chuck Brown, an adviser to Bay Area nonprofits.
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There was a massive effort to target government and nongovernmental — near-governmental agencies like nonprofits.
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Two Hyperallergic contributors compiled a directory of some of their favorite galleries, museums, and nonprofits.
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The qualifying employers include government organizations and nonprofits, according to the federal student aid website.
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Previously these maps were only accessible to international agencies, domestic nonprofits, and universities and researchers.
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She received no government compensation but did get a bit of financial assistance from nonprofits.
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Western nonprofits arrive at a steady speed to improve our education and health care systems.
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After that controversy, Mr. Cuomo supported legislation requiring nonprofits that lobby to disclose their donors.
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I work with towns and nonprofits to make sure they actually apply for these grants.
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Universities are no longer nonprofits, but the highest-gross-margin luxury brands in the world.
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Resources move into local communities and nonprofits instead of into recruiting pipelines for tech giants.
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The firm's founder and CEO Erik Brooks said nonprofits shouldn't be concerned about big changes.
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Past scandals have weakened support for other prominent nonprofits, such as the Wounded Warrior Project.
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"There were attorneys from numerous major law firms, nonprofits, all working together," Mr. Segura said.
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In Dallas, the three largest early literacy nonprofits have combined budgets of about $21625 million.
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Consumers can settle credit card and other debt with the help of lawyers and nonprofits.
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The donations from Icahn and Rahr reportedly went straight to nonprofits on behalf of Trump.
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That's a valuable lesson conventional businesses and even museums and other nonprofits could learn from.
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Crises like these, which keep nonprofits from doing the work donors support, are not uncommon.
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Mr. Costinas said Hong Kong's commercial clout, including Art Basel, was an asset to nonprofits.
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He also allocated grant money to nonprofits and those fighting homelessness who are getting results.
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In other parts of the world, governments and nonprofits are compensating people for preserving forests.
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Companies including Tofurky and nonprofits (including the American Civil Liberties Union) are suing the state.
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Those nonprofits that received a navigator grant are long-standing organizations entrenched in their communities.
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Nonprofits like the Good Food Institute and New Harvest are working to help fund them.
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But there are also good political reasons for nonprofits that oppose Trump to sue him.
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For a long time, overhead has been considered a key metric in evaluations of nonprofits.
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And lower salaries mean nonprofits can't always attract the most qualified candidates for their roles.
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The company hopes the Facebook for Nonprofits toolkit will allow nonprofits and NGOs to strengthen their presence on the platform, teach them how to further their work through social media, and instruct organizations on how to use Facebook features specifically tailored to charitable efforts.
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"Like other nonprofits, the Clinton Foundation is chasing after grant money from the real foundations that have it, like Gates and Rockefeller, as well as foreign governments, most of which also donate to other major nonprofits," Inside Philanthropy's editor in chief David Callahan has written.
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"All the other nonprofits that I know of who have grants for community organizations are very proactive in terms of alerting the community," said Joyce Hogi, who is on the board of the Bronx Museum and has been involved in local nonprofits for decades.
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It could be a useful tool for researching other nonprofits that best align with your intentions.
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Microsoft hopes to give away its cloud services to 70,000 nonprofits in the next three years.
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I raised my daughter on a single income working for nonprofits and lived paycheck to paycheck.
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It&aposs not unusual for legal nonprofits to lose key staff to attorney general&aposs offices.
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Students get real money, typically about $10,000 USD per class, to give away to local nonprofits.
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Many other kinds of courses about philanthropy and nonprofits are taught at U.S. and foreign universities.
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In Colorado, we brought businesses and nonprofits together, and we got near universal health care coverage.
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Once you decide to make a donation, the nonprofits will receive 100 percent of that money.
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Nonprofits all over the ideological spectrum fund journalism internships and fellowships for a variety of outlets.
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Established in 1967, the organization predominantly focuses on providing grants to art nonprofits and individual artists.
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The cuts were part of his fight against corruption, arguing that many nonprofits abuse government funds.
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Interestingly, 79 percent of Fast Forward-backed nonprofits are founded by women and people of color.
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Laws regarding aiding runaways can prevent nonprofits focused on child marriage from assisting girls in need.
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But it would also apply to political campaigns and nonprofits, some of whose missions are laudable.
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The company remains more trusted than banks, nonprofits, and religious institutions, according to a recent survey.
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Uber is also offering free rides to the polls through the nonprofits #VoteTogether and Democracy Works.
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Make no mistake – businesses, nonprofits, colleges and other organizations across the United States are taking note.
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I actually kind of like the open source world and the companion organizations which are nonprofits.
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Nonprofits like Wi-Fi Alliance have been searching for a far-reaching, low-energy internet solution.
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You can only deduct gifts made to nonprofits organized under the IRS's 501(c)(3) section.
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It can be confusing, because organizations can be classified as nonprofits even though they're not charities.
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You can raise funds for nonprofits, friends, or anyone or anything else that's not on Facebook.
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The site offers legal audio downloads that are particularly popular with filmmakers, nonprofits, podcasters and remixers.
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Since 2013, nonprofits had surprising collaborators in HIV education: "hook-up apps" like Grindr and Scruff.
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Here's the State of Michigan's official response site, which suggests donating to one of four nonprofits.
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Casey Newton: It sounds like you'd like us to reckon more with nonprofits in our lives.
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Nonprofits like Amnesty International and, more recently, the Electric Frontier Foundation have published statements in response.
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Newman, the former head of a coalition of anti-bullying nonprofits, has seized on his record.
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Google has created a $5.3 million grant for German-based nonprofits to provide refugees with Chromebooks.
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User activists, nonprofits, ethicists and other stakeholders will be joining the discussion in the coming weeks.
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Nonprofits that provide services to survivors of domestic violence reported a surge in requests for help.
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The districts can partner with nonprofits or organizations to help fund or supply the menstrual products.
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And it could inspire city officials, nonprofits, and even you to come up with impactful solutions.
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Neither scheme explicitly targets nonprofits, which account for about 10 percent of U.S. private sector employment.
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They don't lose money and aren't nonprofits with their fingers crossed for another last minute donation.
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She's interim director of ReFED, a guide for businesses, government and nonprofits to reduce food waste.
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All proceeds support Las Vegas nonprofits helping with immediate and long-term needs of the victims.
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Two nonprofits are urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to crack down on covert cellphone trackers.
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Some "indies" are nonprofits, but even those with a for-profit model aren't making much money.
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For every box we sold, we donated two-to-three pounds of produce to local nonprofits.
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Facebook and PayPal partnered to match up to $7 million in donations made to U.S. nonprofits.
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I called nonprofits and the government for help, but it was hard—and I spoke English.
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And it's not just companies, it's also nonprofits, technologies, a bunch of things, but companies too.
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They care about funding their nonprofits, their builders and developers, and their machine of poverty manipulation.
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"There's a limited number of nonprofits that can absorb a very large gift," Mr. Connolly said.
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Federal housing agencies could foster that approach by selling more of their foreclosed properties to nonprofits.
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CNN has made it easy for you by identifying reputable nonprofits via CNN Impact Your World.
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Startups, nonprofits, and political organizers don't have the resources to build or even license these technologies.
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And nonprofits can work in support of detained civil society leaders and journalists around the world.
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Mr. Cruz has created two nonprofits to serve his political ambitions and maintain his donor database.
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It enables more volunteers, nonprofits, faith-based groups and universities to provide desperately needed prison programming.
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But the same movement that calls for death to terrorists accuses pro-peace nonprofits of betrayal.
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Only a small handful had experience with nonprofits that typically work on the side of immigrants.
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Nonprofits in the 13 states and Washington, D.C., that expanded Medicaid would take the hardest hit.
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Training and retraining programs work better when run by local officials, local nonprofits and junior colleges.
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They just reroute it through political action committees and activist nonprofits that can accept large contributions.
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That is a lot of money for most nonprofits but relatively little in the technology world.
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They said that nonprofits often start with a shortfall that they make up throughout the year.
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Indeed, significant discounts for nonprofits and educational institutions are commonplace across the spectrum of internet services.
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This program is open to organizations like tourism boards, nonprofits, government agencies, universities and research groups.
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Tech innovations, largely developed to address business problems, are now reinventing how nonprofits address social problems.
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A lot of nonprofits are paying in the teens and twenties and have leases expiring soon.
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Some of Morehead Pride's 50 vendors paid $20 for a slot, while nonprofits got in free.
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The videos don't just present problems; they illustrate how nonprofits are tackling them, and changing lives.
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"More than 200 people from 45 community partners, nonprofits, and state agencies attended," the board said.
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Wealthy patrons have stepped in and nonprofits and public radio stations have sought to fill holes.
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In some countries clinics and hospitals are state-owned; in others they are private or nonprofits.
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The fraud devastated families, hedge funds and nonprofits from Manhattan to Palm Beach, Europe and beyond.
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It was their lack of presence in the media, in advertising or even by environmental nonprofits.
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The bill directs $350 billion for loans to small businesses and nonprofits with under 500 employees.
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The Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts awarded nine LA-based nonprofits a total of $310,000.
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Nonprofits like the Bronx Freedom Fund and the Bail Project have emerged to address this problem.
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Many Home Depots, Boy Scout troops or local nonprofits will take Christmas trees at no cost.
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Six nonprofits were chosen to act as intermediaries with landlords and help residents with housing problems.
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Last year, the Jewish Board and J.C.C.A. hired directors of security, new positions for both nonprofits.
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That meeting became Mr. Brost's inflection point, prompting him to work with foundations and nonprofits instead.
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The letters have spread across social media, and several other heads of nonprofits have stepped down.
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Mr. Steinberg worked in investment banking, and Ms. Steinberg volunteered at many nonprofits, Ms. Kaller said.
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Global warming is a crisis, and we can't rely on environmental nonprofits alone to tackle it.
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Upended by the coronavirus outbreak, nonprofits are laying off workers and seeking help from stretched donors.
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Additionally, GoFundMe is running its own megafund for small businesses and another for individuals and nonprofits.
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Right now, college admissions depend a lot on two somewhat pricey tests controlled by two nonprofits.
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Cash helps nonprofits or governments respond with one intervention that meets a lot of different needs.
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Buildings with 10 or more units, nonprofits and residences along commercial strips can apply for service.
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Project Angel Food, one of six California nonprofits participating in the pilot, delivers Ms. Henry's meals.
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Even more bad news for nonprofits: Public trust in these groups is on a downward slide.
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Churches can raise tax-deductible contributions more easily, and with fewer restrictions, than other nonprofits can.
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But nonprofits are complaining they don't receive enough data about donors to form long-lasting relationships.
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The State Department contracts with nine nonprofits whose affiliates receive refugees in cities across the country.
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In the past, hydroelectric power plants funded by Catholic charities or other nonprofits weren't properly maintained.
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Pacific Island governments, nonprofits and a new group of entrepreneurs are trying to solve those problems.
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But he's also the co-founder of two nonprofits working to end the world's water crisis.
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In addition to donating to nonprofits, users can also set up fundraisers for a personal cause.
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You look at the different nonprofits that are playing such an important role in this space.
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The tool will roll out to an additional 500 nonprofits by the end of spring 20183.
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Puerto Rico has entered into mutual aid agreements with states and nonprofits for other repair work.
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"It makes a mockery of the rules governing foundations," said Al Cantor, a consultant to nonprofits.
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The program is designed to help nonprofits build a strong, sustainable foundation for long-term success.
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Both nonprofits seek to help move the nation towards a single-payer national health care system.
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More often, nonprofits move into food deserts with their own stores or residents establish food cooperatives.
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"What nonprofits really need is often skills that people have in their day jobs," Palmer said.
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But tech companies like JustFix and Good Call are nonprofits that must raise money from philanthropy.
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For instance, management pays for independent political expenditures, contributes to PACs, presidential transition committees and nonprofits.
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In 2009 he founded Opportunity Nation, a campaign involving 250 nonprofits working to expand economic opportunity.
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I raised money with the help of Los Cien — a local Latino organization — and other nonprofits.
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The money will go to coalitions of nonprofits that are working with local and state governments.
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The number of nonprofits continue to expand on a monthly basis and funders are now looking at collective impact and large models to move the needle forward; therefore, larger nonprofits are able to be highly competitive and compete for more dollars, leaving smaller organizations to struggle.
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Many executives of nonprofits had hesitated to publicly criticize the administration because Mr. Banks, formerly the head of the Legal Aid Society, and Mr. de Blasio, formerly public advocate and a city councilman who headed the general welfare committee, were seen as sympathetic to the nonprofits' concerns.
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At the same time, the volume of giving would increase — and if giving shifts to nonprofits that aren't controlled by donors and are thus exempt from the wealth tax, those nonprofits could conceivably take over the task of researching effective interventions and gradually spending on them.
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One-fifth of the proceeds will go to nonprofits that empower young women and support gender equality.
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He had an idea to create an organization that could put people at nonprofits in touch quickly.
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Since arriving, Fiber has selected 100 nonprofits in the Kansas City area to wire free of charge.
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Nonprofits and government representatives, like the French secretary of state of digital affairs, have also signed on.
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To be clear, nonprofits are not required to disclose each of their vendors, only the top five.
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But it also might be that some nonprofits exploit gray areas in the law to cut costs.
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Donations will benefit local nonprofits and services, from Bethel Search and Rescue to the Tundra Women's Coalition.
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They can take a number of forms: neighborhood groups, communal homes, support groups, and community-based nonprofits.
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I also work part time as a bookkeeper and have worked at various nonprofits over the years.
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TogetherList provides a list of agencies and nonprofits where people can donate money or volunteer their time.
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Though engagement via email is down for nonprofits, there is one place where email excels: raising money.
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The Napa Valley Community Foundation has its own disaster relief fund that will go toward local nonprofits.
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So far, 49 organizations have made the pledge, including school districts, corporations, content creators, universities and nonprofits.
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Some businesses and nonprofits were proud to share just how impacted their workplaces were by the strikes.
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Some have promised to donate their earnings from Allen's films to nonprofits that support sexual abuse survivors.
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There are lots of good Democrats who each and every day represent as lobbyists universities and nonprofits.
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During the beta, YouTube will cover all transaction fees, allowing 100% of donations to reach the nonprofits.
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Many reputable nonprofits can make automatic deductions from your bank account, so let them provide that service.
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Additionally, Facebook is waiving its typical 5% fee on donations to U.S-based nonprofits all day long.
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Like many politically engaged nonprofits, JCN does not disclose its donors but it's quite well endowed. OpenSecrets.
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There are hundreds of organizations working to help immigrants, many of which are local charities and nonprofits.
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By partnering with existing local nonprofits, campus leaders can lower costs associated with operating such a center.
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She brought high-end California law firms into her AG's office and connected them with immigration nonprofits.
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I have done them not by demonizing business, but by bringing business together with government and nonprofits.
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The company says it has "awarded more than $1.9 million to local schools and nonprofits" since 2009.
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Since 1976, REI has donated more than $77 million to the National Parks Foundation and similar nonprofits.
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You can find nonprofits that welcome volunteers in your area on Giving Tuesday's website or on VolunteerMatch.
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The company says it will work alongside local nonprofits and community groups across the country like TransForm.
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But it's especially novel because of the unexpected problems it solves for nonprofits overall: managing their resources.
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It's endorsed by more than 50 nations, 90 nonprofits and universities, and 130 private corporations and groups.
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Starting Thursday, users in the U.S. can create dedicated fundraiser pages to raise money for verified nonprofits.
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You'll work on projects for nonprofits and businesses and receive a monthly stipend of $250 to $1,203.
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Millennials like to transact with nonprofits in the same way they do with for-profits, Feldmann says.
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How it works: Similar to VITA, community organizations and nonprofits use the grant money to provide help.
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The Wi-Fi mesh networks mentioned above, unlike Bamboowifi, are nonprofits — community-run, public, and ad-free.
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The group supports more than 240 nonprofits, including Homewise, that work in affordable housing and community development.
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He believes nonprofits and other organizations need to meet people halfway by presenting them with actionable opportunities.
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Karen Beavor, CEO of the Georgia Center for Nonprofits, said there's no doubt kindness is an incentive.
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The average donation is in the $217 range, Jones said, which is not uncommon for smaller nonprofits.
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But where those products cannot help low-income customers, the bank can refer them to these nonprofits.
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He had a wide range of clients, including individuals and nonprofits, as well as various business interests.
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Both Green Tree Dispensary Society and WeeMedical Dispensary Society are registered as nonprofits with the BC government.
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Nonprofits who responded to my survey said that they spend 53 percent of their time on fundraising.
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In turn, these nonprofits support DOJ litigation and media efforts and provide fertile ground for future hires.
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Nonprofits across the country often provide legal services for people who cannot afford to hire a lawyer.
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The vast majority of navigators are state and local nonprofits, such as community health groups and hospitals.
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This has resulted in a sort of power land grab — with citywide repercussions — among schools and nonprofits.
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Federal and local agencies, nonprofits and private businesses continue to play a role in Puerto Rico's revival.
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She had been hired in 350, through an agency called Professionals for Nonprofits, as a payroll clerk.
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"Nonprofits have been smart around advancing their initiatives and causes," said Pam Norley, president of Fidelity Charitable.
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These "lunches with the congressman" are used in silent auctions to help raise money for the nonprofits.
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But the IRS said it was not doing anything with the name of donors to other nonprofits.
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The Obama administration has devised an "accommodation" to that requirement for religious nonprofits like colleges and hospitals.
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It needs to be a combined effort by government, social service agencies, private organizations, nonprofits and individuals.
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The website advertises campaigns that claim to benefit registered nonprofits alongside campaigns that make no such claims.
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More than anything, nonprofits agree that they can only do so much to combat rumors and misinformation.
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Like other nonprofits on this list, it uses Facebook ads to promote its accomplishments and solicit donations.
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Can we count on nonprofits to bear the responsibility for what could be a $28503 billion recovery?
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For the past seven years they have worked exclusively for NGOs, nonprofits and other social good organizations.
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Hollywood is famous for its Democratic politics, and many actors and directors have significant experience running nonprofits.
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Under the proposal, the I.R.S. would no longer be told the identities of contributors to these nonprofits.
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Gay rights in India have so far been championed in the courts by nonprofits and individual activists.
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They are passing the baton, making it possible for nonprofits like ours to build off their progress.
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Cutraro sees plenty of tremendous women in leadership positions like PTAs, local boards, and issue-based nonprofits.
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Tech enables nonprofits to scale faster, adopt new business models and build upon the work of others.
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But toward the end of March, the number of asylum-seekers nearly tripled — and nonprofits needed help.
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Nonprofits can play an important role by working with communities to develop low-tech, low-cost solutions.
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Although these nonprofits are not doling out campaign donations, some nonetheless have ties to the Trump administration.
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Many social service nonprofits with budgets of $50 million or more are overwhelmingly reliant on government funding.
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It also requires significant back-and-forth with nonprofits, meaning it isn't costless for grant applicants either.
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The nonprofits were ranked by Missouri's Department of Natural Resources, and Trinity came fifth of 44 candidates.
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That's sad, but it's also an opportunity — for the city, for artists, for cultural institutions and nonprofits.
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"Nonprofits like Liberty University are not allowed to intervene in U.S. elections, full stop," Torres-Spelliscy said.
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Planned Parenthood said the rule might affect more than 613,000 hospitals, health clinics, doctors' offices and nonprofits.
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But the strangeness of Bezos's philanthropy begins with the way he chose his first two dozen nonprofits.
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He has no minders routinely checking in with the 24 executive directors of the nonprofits he backed.
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The musical will be a coproduction of the A.R.T. and the Roundabout, both of which are nonprofits.
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And the court, by linking with nonprofits, offers treatment for those who could not otherwise afford it.
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There is also a vast network of regional and Off Broadway theaters, most of which are nonprofits.
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Six Detroit artists were paired with these community-minded nonprofits to produce attractive prints available for supporters.
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I think it's real easy for people to understand nonprofits, the Greenpeaces, the ACLUs of the world.
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Fittingly, the showcase will support 1% for the Planet, an organization that certifies contributions to environmental nonprofits.
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Mr. Lamprou said he was also considering housing one or more small nonprofits on the upper floors.
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If Clevelanders are returning to the neighborhood, the DSCDO and area artistic nonprofits helped forge the magnet.
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A spike in nonprofits addressing subjects like the arts and medical research occurred in this same era.
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Going forward, academic institutions will receive 50% off their cloud subscriptions and nonprofits will receive 75% off.
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You can donate to any of these nonprofits by clicking on the button above, or clicking here.
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For commercial businesses, nonprofits, and nongovernmental organizations, that will mean providing a tax-registered organization identification number.
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While nonprofits are barred from engaging in partisan political spending, they are free to run voter initiatives.
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Nonprofits have already reported that women journalists and political activists are being attacked or smeared with deepfakes.
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But also because of the separation of church and state are acknowledged as nonprofits in this country.
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He added that 40,000 nonprofits and nongovernmental organizations are using Salesforce's customer relationship management software for free.
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In the U.S. alone, some $427 billion was donated to nonprofits in 2018, according to Giving USA.
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I've worked in various industries, everything from nonprofits to education to a law firm and defense contractor.
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"Philanthropy is not altruism," says Shannon Farley, co-founder of Fast Forward, an accelerator for tech nonprofits.
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Her organization spends a fair amount of time helping nonprofits show how each dollar makes a difference.
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COM addresses, but there are more immediate concerns that prices could be increased on nonprofits that dominate .
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He added that nonprofits often grapple with the gap that results when cost increases outstrip revenue growth.
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Curtis MorrisPortland, Me. The writer is a campaign associate at U.S. PIRG, a federation of American nonprofits.
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He has not created a personal foundation for making charitable gifts, according to databases that track nonprofits.
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Nonprofits like PBS and NPR often cover issues with more complexity and nuance than corporate-owned networks.
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He also said some payments remained outstanding because nonprofits had not made necessary improvements to their shelters.
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Local governments, schools, and nonprofits are eligible to apply for the grants, but it's no slam dunk.
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Liberal nonprofits and consumer advocacy groups say Kraninger lacks essential knowledge of issues under the CFPB umbrella.
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Our patrons include elected officials, White House and congressional staffers, lobbyists, nonprofits, foreign officials, and Embassy staff.
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During this season of giving, three leading nonprofits are asking business leaders for something other than donations.
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It is hard to imagine that our leaders intended for this harm to come to America's nonprofits.
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Americans are expected to donate over $500 million to charities and nonprofits during Giving Tuesday this year.
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Many nonprofits and charities have portals that make it simple to set up a recurring monthly donation.
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Priorities USA raised $0003 million across its three arms -- a super PAC and two nonprofits -- in 2017.
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Many nonprofits also oppose scaling back the Johnson Amendment, arguing that doing so would politicize charitable organizations.
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The group supports nonprofits and invests in entrepreneurial ventures primarily in the immigration and education reform spaces.
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For every 2385 toppers sold, the business donates one topper to nonprofits that work with the homeless.
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Some of the servicers are nonprofits, but two of the biggest are private companies, Nelnet and Navient.
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In general, it's good for nonprofits to be transparent with their staff and with their other donors.
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Nonprofits fear that the tax framework would still have the effect of curbing incentives for charitable giving.
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In the email, Friedman pledged to spend $500,000 on immigration-related nonprofits and advocate for political reform.
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Another company owned by Sekulow, Regency Productions, was paid $6900 million by the nonprofits for production services.
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Some nonprofits presented photographs of the same completed project as evidence that they had finished their work.
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Hospitals, nonprofits, governments, private companies and individuals all have a role to play — as they always should.
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She also allowed several for-profit schools to evade even those loosened rules by converting to nonprofits.
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At the fair, representatives from the participating nonprofits will make presentations about the work that they do.
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Yes, an individual can make that request, but it will empower these nonprofits to hold companies accountable.
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Over the last 20 years, they've provided $1.8 billion to nonprofits in 111 countries across the world.
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Nonprofits pay less than the private sector, and that has definite costs for their programs and employees.
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Lloyd Hitoshi Mayer is a professor at the University of Notre Dame Law School who specializes in the laws governing nonprofit organizations, the intersection of election law and tax law with respect to lobbying and other political activity by nonprofits, and the role of nonprofits domestically and internationally.
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Recode notes that Bezos' laissez-faire approach could have downsides, however: the recipient nonprofits could flop even after receiving these enormous grants, and inadequate monitoring from the Day 22.5 Fund could lead to "mishaps," the head of CharityWatch, an organization that monitors how efficiently nonprofits use donations, told Recode.
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This term, the court sent a similar case brought by religious nonprofits back down to the lower court.
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Instead, they are funded by two nonprofits – Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio and Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region.
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At this point, he was more marketable to the nonprofits, so I asked if he'd leave Big Pharma.
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Just as foreign influence operations can be "laundered" through private companies and nonprofits, so can direct political donations.
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The entire donation goes to the nonprofits, and you don't need a Google account to make a contribution.
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I find great irony there because 'nonprofits' need to make money so that they can do good work.
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There are also nonprofits like equal rights advocates that give free legal advice on these types of things.
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You've probably already received dozens of emails from a broad range of charities and nonprofits telling you that.
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Charity isn't just about donating to nonprofits; it also includes giving money directly to anybody who needs it.
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The law makes an exemption for nonprofits to do so, as long as they aren't making a profit.
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The EPA's roughly $4 billion grant program affects organizations at every level, from local nonprofits to state governments.
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A complex team of federal and local agencies, contractors, and nonprofits is now tasked with directing the cleanup.
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This online platform connects over 240 million students with 230,222 employers, from corporations to nonprofits and government institutions.
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Googlers raised $20153 million to be divided among the ACLU and three nonprofits that support immigrants and refugees.
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An emergency designation from the W.H.O. can prompt action and funding from governments and nonprofits around the world.
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Many nonprofits have membership or giving packages where you can sign up to donate on a monthly basis.
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Some of the nonprofits include the American Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders USA, Girls Who Code, and UNICEF.
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Any leftover money will go to two nonprofits, Public Citizen and the Dow Jones News Fund, he said.
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Finally, nonprofits had fretted that since fewer people would be taking the charitable deduction, their contributions might sag.
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Contraceptives and health care services are provided for free largely through the support of bilateral donors and nonprofits.
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They have just lists of companies that can do this, or nonprofits or churches that will take mattresses.
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Bezos also intends to fund existing nonprofits that help homeless families by providing access to housing and food.
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The United States has many national recovery nonprofits such as St. Bernard Project, All Hands, and Rebuilding Together.
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Startups and nonprofits across the country are stepping up to help low-income families connect to the internet.
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This change would force about 20 percent of hospitals in the US to become nonprofits or go under.
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And brands, nonprofits and even political campaigns are jockeying for the privilege to hatch from the viral egg.
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The group has particularly targeted medium and large US nonprofits that are often equipped with less advanced defenses.
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This space, which will be known as the "Ohana Floor," will also be available for use by nonprofits.
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The Libra Association is a consortium of companies and nonprofits from around the world based in Geneva, Switzerland.
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By law, many of the groups are organized as tax exempt nonprofits, and barred from participating in politics.
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Run like a for-profit venture, Homewise offers affordable mortgages with low down payments — hallmarks of many nonprofits.
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Donors must act collaboratively, adopting shared strategies with a network of other actors—including nonprofits and other funders.
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Connecting with supporters in the social sphere just got a little easier for nonprofits — at least on Facebook.
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The site also shows innovative ways nonprofits have used the platform effectively through a section of success stories.
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Nonprofits and NGOs, especially legacy organizations, can be notorious for struggling to connect with supporters on social media.
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In November, the team launched fundraiser pages for nonprofits and made improvements to donate features on the site.
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Other nonprofits, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, have also earmarked funds for research on male contraception.
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There are hundreds more tech nonprofits that value impact over profit and improve the lives of human beings.
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The analysis was commissioned by Independent Sector, which is a coalition of nonprofits, foundations and corporate giving programs.
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And political pressure must be applied to protect the vital role that nonprofits play in our political discourse.
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Innovators from nonprofits will be able to share ideas on how they can impact their communities and beyond.
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Reputational risks should be considered in every decision companies make, from marketing their products to contributing to nonprofits.
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I think what nonprofits have to realize is that it doesn't have to be this big complicated thing.
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Yeah, to help their nonprofits, because you know media coaching shouldn't be something that's just relegated to companies.
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Those nonprofits, Fuller Road Management Corporation and Fort Schuyler Management Corporation, have also drawn the interest of investigators.
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Individual teams pay taxes on their profits and player salaries, even if the sports leagues are considered nonprofits.
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The Latino outreach programs in most campaigns, parties, super PACs, and nonprofits are not seen as a priority.
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To pay for it, Johnson says he would levy a 1 percent tax on all employers, including nonprofits.
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Liberal nonprofits that were aligned with the CFPB under Cordray blasted Kraninger's nomination as power grab by Mulvaney.
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Close to half, or 47 percent of funding to nonprofits prioritizing underserved communities came from 1,85033 smaller foundations.
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"Small businesses and nonprofits in every community use the internet to grow and achieve their goals," he continued.
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Now, money from the Sackler family has become radioactive in the world of high-profile nonprofits and museums.
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Academics, businesses, and nonprofits draw upon its statistics on race, gender, income, and more on a daily basis.
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Ishrat Akhond was a Bangladeshi human resource specialist who worked for art galleries, local development organizations and nonprofits.
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Their donors are largely labor unions or other nonprofits, and those groups have not disclosed their individual donors.
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Zuckerberg acknowledged that the platform could better collaborate with foreign governments, other companies and nonprofits in other sectors.
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The Obama administration has devised an accommodation to that requirement for religious nonprofits such as colleges and hospitals.
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Under the accommodation, nonprofits that object to covering contraceptives can sign a two-page form notifying their insurer.
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I had always worked in nonprofits in administrative roles and the highest salary I'd ever earned was $22015,24.
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But now he's calling for it to be repealed, saying that he wants to avoid uncertainty for nonprofits.
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A lot of implementation on the ground will happen in partnership with nonprofits, community groups, and local governments.
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His attempt to create more restrictive asylum law was met with outrage by nonprofits serving the migrant community.
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"Every legitimate nonprofit is very concerned with this," Doug White, a tax adviser to nonprofits, told WNYC/ProPublica.
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Paulina Gonzalez is the executive director of the California Reinvestment Coalition, a statewide coalition of nonprofits in California.
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Recent data suggests that nonprofits contribute $800 billion to the U.S. economy and pay $320 billion in wages.
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Communities: Offers seven days of paid time off for volunteering and contributes pro-bono cloud technology to nonprofits.
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A major reason is the state's decades-long requirement that even nonprofits disclose donors for their election spending.
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About a third of those grants stayed in the Bay Area, with $250 million to San Francisco nonprofits.
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That included working at various nonprofits, as both an intern and an employee, in addition to my schoolwork.
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I know a lot of people who work at nonprofits with men and women coming out of prison.
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In places like Israel, Herzberg says, many local nonprofits in Gaza Strip can be tied to terrorist groups.
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Within weeks, new rideshare apps created by small startups and nonprofits had entirely replaced the two tech giants.
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We see incredible talent that's just as drawn to the nonprofits as they are to the commercial sectors.
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Most nonprofits communicate with donors with annual reports — thick volumes that many people probably don't bother to read.
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But she graduated into a recession and nonprofits weren't able to pay enough to cover her student loans.
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Profit motives can restrain a company's incentive to open its data, but this is not so for nonprofits.
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Many different priorities motivate the companies and nonprofits that work on plant-based and cell-based meat products.
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Seven nonprofits have decided to move events from President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The bills are terribly misguided and would hurt nonprofits and the millions of people we serve every day.
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The USDA is working to extend some free meal services, and several nonprofits are helping fill the gap.
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Nonprofits committed to addressing the impact of technology on children could also look to Candace Lightner for inspiration.
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Also, the city Department of Sanitation recently launched a food donation portal for nonprofits through its donateNYC program.
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Jonathan and Sofia Perel, an IT director and a consultant to nonprofits, said they had visited 18 schools.
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It made its practice rooms available free to musicians, and opened its meeting rooms to other local nonprofits.
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"At the end of the day, these nonprofits are trying to be there for the kids," she said.
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Businesses with one to four employees can apply for the Employee Retention Grant Program, including galleries and nonprofits.
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That money sitting in your donor advised fund doesn't help people; the nonprofits doing the work help people.
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The sense of community is reinforced by Pelham's myriad nonprofits, which recruit residents as participants, volunteers and donors.
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Co-founder Madison Campbell says that they've seen 210,503 kits ordered by universities, corporations, nonprofits, and military organizations.
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Public financing covers about 75 percent of the system's costs; the insurers have also generally operated as nonprofits.
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The religious nonprofits argue that filling out this form still makes them complicit in providing the contraceptive coverage.
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Federal agencies can adopt rules that make it easier for families and nonprofits to buy up vacant properties.
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For political candidates and nonprofits, this can mean the difference between massive attention, significant cash donations, and obscurity.
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When the time comes to find a new owner, officials search for stewards like nonprofits and educational agencies.
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Advocacy by foundations and nonprofits helped secure $40 million in funding here in New York City, and Gov.
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Amy Sample Ward, the chief executive of NTEN, a nonprofit that assists other nonprofits with technology, is unconvinced.
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It's a claim to preferential treatment, to a consequence-free involvement in politics that secular nonprofits don't enjoy.
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The investigation is being led by the charities bureau of the attorney general's office, which oversees all nonprofits.
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This time it was a challenge to an "accommodation" for religious nonprofits regarding the health law's contraceptive mandate.
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There are nonprofits creating ads and YouTube videos that help us understand quite how much sugar we're consuming.
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"Nonprofits don't have the same incentives to merge that for-profits do, namely the financial incentives," she said.
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Wealth Matters PHILANTHROPICALLY minded people regularly try to donate stuff — cars, catamarans, collections of all sorts — to nonprofits.
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The foundation funds nonprofits involved in the arts, education, environment and social services in the Puget Sound area.
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The biennial competition raises money for the families of fallen Capitol Police officers, as well as other nonprofits.
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Nonprofits generally oppose curbing the Johnson amendment because they think doing so would inject partisan politics into charities.
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Reform groups and nonprofits are tackling issues and adopting strategies that an earlier generation of reformers did not.
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"They're only selling to the nonprofits to get to the board members and get their money," he said.
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That's why it provided an exemption for houses of worship and a different "accommodation" for other religious nonprofits.
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Over time, it became easier to reach nonprofits at their internet address than by postal mail or telephone.
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Dozens of environmental advocacy groups and nonprofits have approached the coalition, looking to donate to or sponsor it.
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Several nonprofits are providing free legal representation and other services for immigrants and the families of those detained.
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United Way of Miami-Dade: One of the major local nonprofits that will be working on Irma recovery.
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The company partners with global nonprofits and supports several clinical trials on medical cannabis in Canada and Australia.
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Of the nine current student loan servicers, most are nonprofits or public-private partnerships at the state level.
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Either way, nonprofits focused on reducing overhead often skimp on these practices — and that makes them less effective.
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"Without objective standards, nonprofits willing to flout the rules will get a free pass, while the vast majority of nonprofits that want to follow the law will be left in the dark as to what is and isn't permissible," said Emily Peterson-Cassin, coordinator of Public Citizen's Bright Lines Project.
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But it's clear that the money comes from VR. Ryot produces branded VR experiences for nonprofits and big companies.
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I have always worked for nonprofits, until recently working for the government the past two and a half years.
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Facebook also introduced the Libra Association, a consortium of 28 companies and nonprofits that will govern the digital currency.
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Snapchat lacks formal charity features, and Twitter appears to have ended its experiment allowing nonprofits to tweet donate buttons.
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Horn, who has led multiple nonprofits, encouraged supporters to focus on issues in the campaign other than the signs.
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Nonprofits are supporting the San Fran supervisor's effort to make part of the Tenderloin area a protected cultural district.
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The company is also partnering with nonpartisan nonprofits to provide free rides in underserved communities, according to Lyft's blog.
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Google gives $10,000 in credits each to 35,000 nonprofits worldwide every month to buy ads on its search engine.
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It's called Project Euphonia, and it incorporates a wide array of research directions, alongside collaborations with nonprofits and volunteers.
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There are nonprofits and courts and lawyers, that monetize the trafficking narrative, and try to criminalize the entire ecosystem.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Wednesday signed legislation barring nonprofits from either endorsing or formally coming out against political candidates.
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Nonprofits must make tough choices about resources, but when making these decisions, the mission must be front and center.
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It's a bi-monthly meeting where local nonprofits come together to learn about other community resources, events, and fundraisers.
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Nonprofits can now set up campaigns on their own, and run them with a more full suite of services.
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And rising national hate crime statistics frequently cited by well-meaning nonprofits and media outlets are not above criticism.
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The lack of regulation of nonprofits often makes it easier for this kind of fraud to occur, she added.
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Several nonprofits and NGOs are working to help address the global inequalities that make very early motherhood a reality.
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"Challenges in these cases are huge," said Alexander W. Sierck, a lawyer representing Nigerian nonprofits in the Abacha case.
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The 403(b) plans offered by nonprofits, school districts and hospitals have a reputation for high costs and complexity.
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MTurk is particularly attractive for academics and nonprofits who often are too cash strapped to conduct a national survey.
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He has backed nonprofits that study the future of work and the best ways to improve civic discourse online.
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Others are run by nonprofits, and still others simply grew in the interstitial space between buildings on abandoned land.
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The browser extension replaces your new tab screen with a customizable page that raises money for nonprofits through ads.
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Conscious Impact is one of the hundreds of nonprofits involved in an international effort to rebuild the quake zone.
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Then there's a unique component: The loyalty program also lets shoppers choose which local nonprofits Target should donate toward.
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Until the early 2000s, most nonprofits and international aid organizations collected little evidence about the impact of their work.
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The quick demise of the amended contract is largely a credit to DC's intimate network of artists and nonprofits.
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Provided consent and confidentiality can be maintained, Dodge would prefer the nonprofits to reach out to the survivor directly.
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The nonprofits each sold all of their stock at the IPO price, netting more than $30 million in total.
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Inclov is trying to create a community of users by partnering with nonprofits working in the field of disability.
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In past years, we've worked with different nonprofits during South By Southwest to bring the community into the festival.
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The Clinton Foundation consists of a host of nonprofits that work on a variety of domestic and international issues.
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There are also a ton of city-specific nonprofits fighting to increase sustainable urban growth right in their backyard.
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Hayes: Part of responsibility or social contract for anyone, right — citizens, nonprofits, corporations — is how we interact with government.
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Just before the 2010 midterms, Lois Lerner gave DOJ confidential donor information from conservative nonprofits without a court order.
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Today, the effort is a partnership between KAVI and a few other nonprofits, with teams on call 24/7.
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OffGridBox works with local nonprofits to find likely candidates; the women pictured above were recommended by Women for Women.
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Businesses, nonprofits and institutions must commit to giving qualified people with a past conviction a fair shot at jobs.
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Consumer protection groups, progressive nonprofits and Democratic lawmakers have fiercely defended the payday rule from Republican and industry attacks.
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Mulvaney's efforts to reign in the CFPB enraged Democrats and liberal nonprofits that supported the agency under friendly leadership.
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"Our partner organizations are nonprofits that work with people who are historically undercounted in every decennial census," Huang explained.
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Donors also shouldn't presume that their arrangements with nonprofits will last forever, as investor Bruce Bent may soon learn.
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In 2018, REI invested $8.8 million in 400 nonprofits across the country to steward more than 853,000 outdoor spaces.
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For nonprofits to fulfill their mission, they need to maintain staff that are fulfilled, valued and empowered at work.
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"It could be a tax law violation," Brett Kappel, an Akerman LLP attorney specializing in nonprofits, told WNYC/ProPublica.
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Instead of just offering reports analyzing specific charities, Agora for Good creates customized, mutual-fund-like portfolios of nonprofits.
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According to Kebreab, the project is supported by several nonprofits, including Elm Innovations, an organization associated with Stanford University.
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Many are not registered lobbyists but do advocacy work for nonprofits or are in academia or other congressional offices.
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Hedge funds, manufacturers and e-commerce companies all use Spire's data, as do nonprofits, Earth scientists and government offices.
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The $400 million fund was backed by a variety of nonprofits, university endowments, and historically black colleges and universities.
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Knowing this, Friedman attempted to dampen employee outrage by pledging $500,000 to nonprofits working to counteract Trump's immigration policies.
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Those five verticals include communications and media, insurance and financial services, health, energy and utilities and government and nonprofits.
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There's a number of nonprofits and organizations that work together, to sort of fill in the gaps of government.
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OPOs are regional nonprofits that coordinate the donation process, and there are 58 of them in the United States.
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Initiatives to spur this movement are not limited to educators or nonprofits — the tech world is also getting involved.
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The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations was created last year, and governments and nonprofits have already pledged $630 million.
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A process that bleeds nonprofits dry Even without obstruction, getting consensus on standards is a long and arduous process.
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Rep. Warren Davidson (R-Ohio) is inviting 32 industry leaders, lobbyists, and nonprofits this week to attend a Sept.
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Nonprofits that work to fight discrimination are increasingly shifting an eye toward AI amid rising concern over algorithmic bias.
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With its headquarters in Washington, the team usually works with nonprofits and government bodies requesting services for disaster relief.
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Virginia's attorney general has not been shy about taking action against charities and nonprofits that have violated state law.
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Provide them a second life: Sell them online, give them to people you know or donate them to nonprofits.
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It will cede governance of Libra to a consortium, currently Facebook and 27 financial service providers, investors and nonprofits.
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Still, few expected Ms. Horn, who has a background working for nonprofits and in the aerospace industry, to win.
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And, like most companies, Spotify is also offering advertising space to governments and nonprofits for health information and PSAs.
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Abandoned by politicians and government, we need support from the philanthropic sector and nonprofits to build equitable climate resilience.
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It will funnel the donations to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, which will distribute the money to local nonprofits.
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But for those thinking of careers in nonprofits, public service, social services or the arts, paid opportunities are scarce.
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These vehicles — and their measly payout rates to nonprofits — have become increasingly hard to justify amid historic economic inequality.
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"I would call it surprising, but welcome," said Jacob Harold, the president of Guidestar, a national database of nonprofits.
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But they biodegrade naturally, and nonprofits like Random Acts of Flowers try to compost as much as they donate.
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It's a partnership between us and MasterCard, to basically bring data science tools to the social sector and nonprofits.
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Nonprofits are not exempt in the race to garner revenue from the creativity and sweat equity of contractual workers.
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During the Bush administration, it affected about $600 million in aid to nonprofits, the State Department said on Monday.
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To join, members must make a new pledge of at least $1 million to nonprofits serving women and girls.
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Despite those challenges, Koskinen has fought for fair funding for his agency and clarification of important rules for nonprofits.
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She set up two nonprofits which provided financial support and grants to women in the arts and in business.
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Founded in 1966, R.S.V.P. matches 2,500 older adults with volunteer opportunities at more than 350 nonprofits across the city.
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Democrats and nonprofits ripped the move as a sign that the Trump administration was choosing big business over transparency.
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There are also sites that list open board positions, especially for nonprofits, many of which are listed at BoardSource.
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Go deeper: Erik D'Amato writes about the backlash against so-called philantocracy — rule by unaccountable nonprofits — for Inside Philanthropy.
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Korey studied international relations at Brown hoping to work in nonprofits, Feldman wrote, but ended up in retail instead.
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Other nonprofits routinely commission plays by many of the same people, and only sometimes those works transfer to Broadway.
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Authorities are stepping up enforcement, Congress is getting more involved, and charity watchdogs are monitoring and reporting on nonprofits.
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Be sure to investigate local and regional nonprofits in addition to the marquee national organizations you've already heard of.
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The groups were actually nonprofits, some with a tax status that does not require them to release their donors.
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Tech companies like Facebook that claim to prioritize public service and building communities should consider turning themselves into nonprofits.
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Making one large gift reduces the processing cost for the nonprofits, so your money makes more of an impact.
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The National Council of Nonprofits is also not too pleased with the bill, which will likely lower charitable deductions.
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Today, he runs one of the world's biggest nonprofits with his wife, former Microsoft executive and philanthropist Melinda Gates.
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She is president of Solis Strategies, a Washington-based consulting firm that specializes in serving nonprofits, NGO's and corporations.
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In 2015, the Kidney Fund reported revenue of $264 million, making it one of the country's 100 largest nonprofits.
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Under federal tax law, when either of these kinds of nonprofits break laws, they jeopardize their tax exempt status.
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Between prep, launch, maintenance, and related admin, October through December is usually pretty crazy for fundraising teams at nonprofits.
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For nonprofits not registered with Facebook Payments, donations are distributed electronically via the online fundraising platform Network for Good.
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So NGOs and nonprofits are tackling the problems of food waste and food insecurity by launching food-rescue programs.
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Tea party organizers tended to blame their decline on the Internal Revenue Service's slow approval of politically oriented nonprofits.
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And on Elaine's Main Street, one bank stands along several nonprofits, businesses, a restaurant and a few empty buildings.
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It presents an alternative vision of a civil society, where recipient nonprofits gain a structural advantage over their donors.
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She learned through a job granting money to nonprofits that organizations led by communities of color are significantly underfunded.
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Funding was set aside for nonprofits that directly support individual artists, collectives, and smaller cultural organizations throughout the city.
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As nonprofits and foundations shoulder more and more of the civic burden, their reliance on charitable giving only grows.
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However, generally speaking, traditional arts nonprofits who receive OGP funding more frequently mount exhibitions of established or historical artists.
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Susan Barnett, a former award-winning network news journalist, is a strategic media, communications and advocacy consultant for nonprofits.
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Some credit cards, like the Charity Charge World Mastercard, actually raise money for nonprofits instead of giving you rewards.
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But for now, the platform is focused on direct-service-delivery programs and nonprofits with more standardized intervention models.
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They work closely with local nonprofits, businesses, and government to ensure that they are addressing community needs and priorities.
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What's happening: The mayor's office, nonprofits and Detroit's Fortune 500 companies are coming together to turn the city around.
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But in general, he said, he supported the group's conclusion that larger nonprofits and funders should plan for problems.
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Beyond the Google-powered map, the site also includes dropdown lists of black-owned e-commerce sites and nonprofits.
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"Most of the galleries were commercial, and as far as I knew, there were no nonprofits," she told Frieze.
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Companies and nonprofits that deal in carbon offsets will list these certifications on their websites if they have them.
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Companies and nonprofits that deal in carbon offsets will list these certifications on their websites if they have them.
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Microsoft's adaptive controller was envisioned at an internal hackathon in 2015, and refined in consultation with nonprofits and hospitals.
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Tens of thousands of nonprofits close their doors every year, but we rarely harvest the lessons of their failures.
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But it's not unheard-of for some organizations (from nonprofits to cost-conscious corporations) to push shared room arrangements.
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"Often nonprofits tell us they need space to create work as much as they need money," Mr. Schreiber said.
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Amanda Machado is a writer, editor, content strategist, and facilitator who works with publications and nonprofits around the world.
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The grants might go to state and local health departments, hospitals, family planning councils, or nonprofits like Planned Parenthood.
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Public policy increasingly relies on private sector government contractors and recipients of competitive grants (usually nonprofits) to deliver services.
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They work with local farms to get their ingredients, and part of their profit goes to nonprofits in the community.
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As VR fever spread among nonprofits—everyone from World Vision to Greenpeace has since commissioned VR films—Ryot took notice.
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He was working on his public image in the months ahead, tweeting that he spent time volunteering at local nonprofits.
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They communicated with El Paso nonprofits about what was happening to immigrant families once the government released them from detention.
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He has also worked out deals with Miami car dealerships to donate money to Venezuelan nonprofits Guao and Badan Lara.
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They wanted to make sure they understood needs from consumers, nonprofits and businesses to make sure it was something desired.
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They were also more likely to know more about issues affecting their community and what nonprofits were doing about them.
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That's because after learning through these hands-on philanthropic experiences, students often want to donate their own money to nonprofits.
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If you don't have time to put boots on the ground, consider donating to any of the nonprofits listed above.
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An independent organization composed of representatives of up to 100 companies and nonprofits — not Facebook alone — will govern the currency.
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Between the lines: The association has struggled financially in recent years, and turned to seeking grants from corporations and nonprofits.
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Farmworkers have instead come to rely on a loose network of nonprofits and religious groups that collect food and clothing.
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Like many others, he worries that Ethos will put profit ahead of a mission to support nonprofits on the internet.
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Two of the nonprofits he mentioned as being early members are large-scale organizations, however, not local groups: Good Inc.
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This year, we are formalizing the inclusion of Nonprofits and NGOs in line with the Include mission at TechCrunch Disrupt.
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It is also cutting the "navigator" program, which provides grants to nonprofits to help Americans sign up for health insurance.
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The feature is rolling out over the coming month to all pages, including brands, news publishers, athletes, entertainers and nonprofits.
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Psychedelic research has never received government grants from HHS departments, relying instead on donors to nonprofits like MAPS and Heffter.
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A manageable 240 galleries will be exhibiting at ALAC this year, alongside four nonprofits, and a handful of art publishers.
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The first shipments are expected to reach the nonprofits next month, and the pilot program will end in spring 2020.
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This month, consider donating money — or your time — to one of the nonprofits below to help continue their vital work.
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In San Francisco, droves of researchers and educators showed up from the area's major universities, hospitals, tech firms and nonprofits.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The demographics of New York's cultural nonprofits are not reflective of the city's diversity.
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It remains to be seen if new nonprofits focused on vaccines can bring development efforts to completion in this case.
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Papachristos says he imagines a localized rapid response system where nonprofits will offer their services to someone the system flags.
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In Massachusetts, the bank said, it employs 1,300 people and contributed $1.3 million to nonprofits and schools statewide in 2015.
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GuideStar, a nonpartisan group that evaluates nonprofits, published a blog post Monday comparing the Trump Foundation to the Clinton Foundation.
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The nonprofits in the United States I think are one of the best inventions the United States has ever made.
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It's the systematization of work that Kalanick had been conducting quietly with boards, nonprofits and through investments in young companies.
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Google's Street View camera loan program is open to organizations like tourism boards, nonprofits, government agencies, universities, and research groups.
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The company will launch an online application form for any nonprofits that want to integrate Apple Pay in their apps.
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We've rounded up some of the top nonprofits advocating for this important cause, and detailed ways you can get involved.
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Wes Moore is the chief executive officer of Robin Hood, one of the largest anti-poverty nonprofits in the nation.
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Without access to PayPal, Palestinian entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and others face routine difficulties in receiving payments for business and charitable purposes.
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O'Connor also worked previously in nonprofits, including as a development director at both Pencils of Promise and Goods for Good.
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It's a complex and intractable problem, with countless agencies and nonprofits working to tackle root causes and provide systemic solutions.
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Nineteen nonprofits officially launched with Apple Pay on Monday, including Doctors Without Borders, charity:water, GlobalGiving, Save the Children and UNICEF.
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Its cornerstone is guaranteeing universities, nonprofits and small businesses secure, reliable rights to the intellectual property created under federal funding.
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Daniel Lurie, chair of the Host Committee, said it's been frustrating to see those nonprofits drowned out amid the controversy.
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To help overcome that hurdle, housing advocacy groups and community nonprofits have begun working to bridge the credit access gap.
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Swift said the nonprofits were either issuing deliberately misleading characterizations of the conference call or had misunderstood the Interior officials.
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" The feedback "In interviews, some Facebook users worried that it would take too long for nonprofits to get their donations.
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The nonprofits that create these ads will be able to run them at no cost, thanks to Google's grant program.
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He was keen to bring this model to schools and nonprofits, and began working on ways to simplify the technology.
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"I'll refrain from asking about large nonprofits that might have taken and been influenced by foreign government contributions," Issa said.
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They told him to issue an executive order forcing government contractors to report their donations to advocacy groups and nonprofits.
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The government maintains that the accommodation is adequate, so it should not have to expand automatic exemptions to religious nonprofits.
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Proceeds from sales go to benefit Room to Read, Pencils of Promise, 826 National, and a number of other nonprofits.
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And so by investing in the nonprofits that they support, I think that ultimately they're able to show better results.
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The government's move attracted opposition from several legal nonprofits, which argued in court filings that it could have widespread impact.
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Groups representing colleges and universities, local governments, and smaller nonprofits also expressed concerns about the cost of the new regulation.
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Instead, Zuckerberg says, it wants to license the technology — or even give it away to telecommunications companies, governments, and nonprofits.
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Manufacturers offer coupons and set up nonprofits to help defray costs, but not all patients qualify for either, Dusetzina said.
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Suppose, the unsigned March 29 order said, the objecting nonprofits ("petitioners") wouldn't have to provide any formal notice to anyone.
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But efforts to repeal the Johnson Amendment have resulted in language that would ease political speech rules for all nonprofits.
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The Housing Credit works by creating public-private partnerships that bring together private investors, nonprofits, state housing agencies and developers.
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Friedman says GitHub plans to continue participating in immigration advocacy efforts, and that it will donate $500,000 to immigration nonprofits.
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The Gallup survey was commissioned by West Health, a group of nonprofits aimed at lowering the cost of health care.
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In announcing the website, Ted Mitchell, under secretary of education, said he was "grateful" to the nonprofits for their help.
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For example, New York and California are both demanding that some nonprofits hand over lists of donors to the state.
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Facebook said Wednesday that it's teaming with two U.S. nonprofits to fight the spread of disinformation that could impact elections.
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The state attorney general's office had begun investigating whether a 2014 payment authorized by Ms. Wilsey violated laws governing nonprofits.
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Wells also says it has donated over $10 million to various nonprofits in Waters' district over the last two years.
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Many other institutions including nonprofits, museums, and universities have recently cut ties with the Sackler family over the opioid crisis.
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Every time super high pay packages at nonprofits make it into the news, it undermines the organizations' usually good causes.
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Nonprofits and religious groups have some flexibility, but offering 403(b)'s often can be simpler for them as employers.
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At least one CEO of the nonprofits that received funding from the foundation said he was unaware of Epstein's involvement.
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The Internal Revenue Service lifted a political threat to nonprofits by allowing them to shield the names of their donors.
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For many items, Wildfang contributes a portion of the sales to well-known nonprofits, like the ACLU and Planned Parenthood.
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Federal law prohibits nonprofits from receiving payments or compensation that exceed fair market value, or "excessive benefit," from their organizations.
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Once the sale goes through, CCCADI will be one of the few nonprofits in the city to own its location.
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As tech nonprofits deploy these technologies and open source their findings, they can deepen the capacity of all AI applications.
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The SaaS delivery model works well for nonprofits, as the marginal cost of helping an additional person is near zero.
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After Sandy, he founded one of the area's few nonprofits, Canarsie Community Development, to help residents prepare for future disasters.
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That's why more than 165 organizations, from environmental nonprofits to religious groups, have stood up and asked for a review.
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The shift has occurred as nonprofits in general have been under increasing pressure from their donors to meet specific goals.
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Other groups have donated funds to nonprofits on the ground, including the Tennessee Titans, which also chipped in $1 million.
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