Conclusion
Despite some legislative and judicial victories, the vital right to donor privacy remains under assault in a variety of venues across the country. We need to be vigilant and ready Read more…
Despite some legislative and judicial victories, the vital right to donor privacy remains under assault in a variety of venues across the country. We need to be vigilant and ready Read more…
Despite some legislative and judicial victories, the vital right to donor privacy remains under assault in a variety of venues across the country. We need to be vigilant and ready Read more…
The most significant litigation to protect donor privacy comes from a string of cases challenging the California Attorney General’s office requirement that nonprofits include a full and unredacted Schedule B Read more…
The most significant litigation to protect donor privacy comes from a string of cases challenging the California Attorney General’s office requirement that nonprofits include a full and unredacted Schedule B Read more…
Legislation is now regularly introduced in states to force nonprofit organizations to disclose the names of some or even all of their donors. Most often, the intent is to expose Read more…
There has generally been little interest at the federal level in requiring the disclosure of charitable contributions. One piece of legislation introduced in 2020 that might force donor disclosure in Read more…
For decades, the issue of “transparency” as applied to giving for charitable, civic, and political purposes enjoyed a rough but widespread consensus. Based on reasonable concerns about corruption in federal Read more…
Legislation is now regularly introduced in states to force nonprofit organizations to disclose the names of some or even all of their donors. Most often, the intent is to expose Read more…
There has generally been little interest at the federal level in requiring the disclosure of charitable contributions. One piece of legislation introduced in 2020 that might force donor disclosure in Read more…
The Bill Would Unnecessarily Divide DAFs Into Two Categories: Qualified and Nonqualified The S. 1981 divides charitable giving vehicles and organizations into complex buckets. By doing so, it injects additional complexity Read more…
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