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Company-Sponsored Philanthropy as a Component of Corporate Strategy

Most companies view philanthropy a part of corporate strategy, and establishing a corporate foundation is one way to address company-sponsored philanthropy.

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Nonprofit Enterprise Management: Strategic Planning for Adverse Scenarios

Nonprofit organizations are an important pillar of the global response to the current crisis. Following best practices for organizational management is key to success.

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Financial Leverage for 501(c)(6) Organizations

In light of the current relatively borrower-friendly environment, we have prepared this paper to address the topic of using financial leverage to increase the reach, impact, and financial feasibility of 501(c)(6) organizations’ efforts.

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CARES Act: Changes to Retirement Account Distributions

In this flash update, we focus on the changes to qualified retirement account distributions and their potential impact on charitable giving.

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Fundraising Through Adverse Scenarios

As nonprofits face challenges posed by the pandemic, we look at the correlation between total charitable giving and the broader economy, with a focus on fundraising.

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Flash Update: CARES Act – Charitable Giving Limitations Eased

Charitable giving provisions of the recently passed CARES Act that we think will be helpful to nonprofit organizations trying to marshal resources through the crisis.

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