New charitable giving rules in 2026 will reshape how donors plan their contributions, with universal deductions for standard filers and new thresholds for itemizers and corporations. Nonprofits that adapt their messaging and strategies can seize opportunities to strengthen donor relationships.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) brings sweeping changes for nonprofits, including new tax rules for charitable giving and significant federal funding cuts. Nonprofits must adapt quickly by diversifying revenue, engaging donors, and preparing for increased demand on limited resources.
Gain a deeper understanding of how the OBBBA is influencing the nonprofit sector. This webinar will provide an overview of key tax changes, including corporate giving floors, excise taxes on executive compensation as well as opportunities to reduce compliance costs.
At midyear, the nonprofit sector is balancing resilience with uncertainty. Total giving hit a record in 2024, and recent tax law changes may support modest growth in individual donations. Still, rising costs and unpredictable funding remain key challenges. Many organizations are focusing on diversified revenue, digital tools, and tighter planning to sustain services and protect their missions.
Nonprofits are increasingly accepting cryptocurrency as part of their fundraising strategies. Understanding the benefits, risks, and key steps for integrating digital assets into gift acceptance policies can help organizations prepare for the growing role of crypto philanthropy.
Nonprofits are leveraging business applications to improve efficiency, donor relationships, and internal operations. These tools support everything from fundraising and volunteer scheduling to financial reporting and outcome tracking. With the right systems in place, teams can reduce administrative burden and put the focus on mission-driven work. Learn more about how your team can benefit.
Securing donor data is essential for nonprofits to maintain trust and sustainability. This article covers key strategies, including threat identification, data management, staff training, and incident response. Learn how to safeguard valuable information and sustain your impact.
The nonprofit sector continues to evolve as economic conditions, policy changes, and donor behavior shape funding strategies. Charitable giving remains strong, with signs of continued growth for organizations. However, adapting to these shifts will require strategic planning to sustain long-term impact.
Nonprofits are increasingly prioritizing fraud prevention to protect their resources and fulfill their mission. In 2025, two key areas require attention: internal fraud by employees and external risks to systems and data. Proactive measures can help organizations address these challenges and maintain financial integrity.
Many small nonprofits face challenges with weak or inadequate internal control systems, often due to limited staffing and financial resources. Without effective safeguards, these organizations are at greater risk of errors, fraud, and financial mismanagement, which can damage their reputation and disrupt operations. Implementing strong controls helps build trust and allows nonprofits to stay focused on their mission.
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