The Senate Finance chair and nonprofit experts say the White House is discriminating against nonprofits based on their views.
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The Senate Finance chair and nonprofit experts say the White House is discriminating against nonprofits based on their views.
With one-third of nonprofits facing funding disruptions, local governments are emerging as an option to replace lost federal dollars.
On Tuesday, March 31, 2026, the Legal Defense Fund (LDF) joined more than 1,300 nonprofit organizations nationwide in signing a …
The nonprofit workforce powers essential services in every community, from animal shelters and substance use treatment programs to employment assistance …
Today, Independent Sector President and CEO Dr. Akilah Watkins announced the creation of a Principles Panel on Advocacy to provide …
Failure to meet new federal rules by Oct. 1, 2027, could mean a $100M penalty
The Trump administration wants to boost transparency as part of efforts to scrutinize tax-exempt organizations—an area that’s had bipartisan interest—but …
City of Providence Internal Auditor Gina Costa is raising concerns over non-profits that are asking the city Council for special …
In the 36-hour annual statewide giving initiative, this year’s 401Gives campaign brought in more than $5 million for participating local …
Rhode Island Parent Information Network says its RI-REACH consumer assistance program has helped residents save $10 million on health insurance …
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