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

Grant Writer Team

Unlike 501(c)(3) charities, these organizations can engage in lobbying and political advocacy if related to their mission. These 501(c)(4) organizations may accept unlimited corporate and personal donations and are often used to engage in lobbying activity, issue advocacy, or political activity.

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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. Disclaimer: There is no guarantee that grants will be awarded as a result of this information. Creates Community – In truth, veterans often face isolation after service.

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How nonprofits can engage in policy advocacy now 

Candid

The decline in nonprofit policy advocacy Nonprofit leaders know the potential benefits of policy advocacy efforts: It can steer communities toward systemic changes, create opportunities to educate the public about a policy or legislation, and inform critical decisions including how tax dollars are spent.

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30 Best Silent Auction Ideas That Don’t Cost A Dime

GiveSmart

This guide covers tips on understanding your donors, key questions to consider before your auction, data-informed goal planning, and more. Throwing the first pitch at a game gives your organization a large and local platform to inform the audience of your mission and work. Download the guide and stop relying on guesswork.

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Live Blogging from Cause Marketing Forum – Day 2

Selfish Giving

Among other things, if you’re looking for solid information and direction on how to best compete in online contests, Kami is the woman to talk to. So whether it was listening to presenters in the main ballroom or networking in the lobby, we had some much needed elbow room. You can find her slides here. Great job, Kami!

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Thinking About Funding Think Tanks

The NonProfit Times

Think tanks are known for their research functions, but their public information and policy change roles are equally vital parts of their operations. Husock does offer a caveat regarding lobbying activities. Investing in Ideas, Influencing Policy: A Guide to Think Tank Effectiveness , a report from Washington, D.C.

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What Are the Different Types of 501c Nonprofit Organizations?

DoJiggy

They are restricted in their lobbying activities and are prohibited from political campaign activities. While donations to 501(c)(4) organizations are not tax-deductible, these nonprofits can raise funds through membership fees, events, and political lobbying efforts.