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Are 501(c)(4) Organizations Eligible for Grants?

Grant Writer Team

Grants focused on community engagement, public education, advocacy, and social services are often a match for 501(c)(4) organizations. Unlike 501(c)(3) charities, these organizations can engage in lobbying and political advocacy if related to their mission. There are grants listed for 501(c)(4) organizations on GrantWatch.

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What is a 501(c)(19) and How Do They Benefit Our Veterans?

Grant Writer Team

They do this by engaging in lobbying efforts and raising awareness to ensure their voice is heard and their needs are met. Youth Education – Many 501(c)(19) organizations provide youth outreach programs, scholarships, and more to educate students about military service, fostering respect for veterans and civic responsibility.

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How nonprofits can engage in policy advocacy now 

Candid

As I discussed next steps with a nonprofit partner—like educating their community about the impact of this loss of funding—concerns about engaging in “political talk” emerged. In June 2024, Florida governor Ron DeSantis vetoed $32 million in state funding for nonprofit arts organizations. nonprofits across the country.

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501(c)(4)s: Political powerhouses or misunderstood nonprofits? 

Candid

They do, however, face restrictions when it comes to political activity: 501(c)(3)s are only allowed to lobby in very limited circumstances and are banned from most election-related activities other than nonpartisan voter education and registration. When it comes to political activity, 501(c)(4)s can engage in unlimited lobbying.

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Unions and their role in the social sector

Candid

115 million of that came from the National Education Association (NEA), by far the biggest union grantmaker. Some NEA grants went to local and state affiliates, while others went to progressive organizations like the Center for Popular Democracy and to educational organizations like the Consortium for Educational Change. .

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What Are the Different Types of 501c Nonprofit Organizations?

DoJiggy

Nonprofit organizations play a crucial role in addressing social, educational, and cultural needs in our society. 501(c)(3): Charitable, Religious or Educational Organizations 501(c)(4): Community Social Welfare Organizations 501(c)(6): Business Leagues What’s the Difference Between a 501c3 and 501c4 Organization?

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Ep163: Mary Kay Cosmetics: Don't Cover Up Domestic Abuse

Selfish Giving

Lobbying for Good - Mary Kay Partners with the Texas Council on Family Violence to Help End Domestic Violence. How Mary Kay launched a video series to educate women about abusive relationships and how to get themselves or the people they love out of violent relationships. The business benefits of Don't Look Away. "If