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The available analyses show there is for U.S. charities; instead, common benchmarks and reported ranges cluster between roughly , with an upper donor-safety guideline often cited at . Different review...
Across watchdogs and sector guides, a common rule of thumb places administrative (overhead) costs for nonprofits broadly in the 20–35% range of total expenses, with many funders and raters urging that...
501(c) charities are absolutely barred from “directly or indirectly participating in, or intervening in, any political campaign on behalf of (or in opposition to) any candidate for elective public off...
Yes — plaintiffs have organized class-action litigation against GoFundMe tied to allegations the platform mismanaged or monetized donations in ways that harmed donors, fundraisers and nonprofits; rece...
Federal authorities now point to a mix of criminal statutes, terrorism authorities and tax and regulatory tools to pursue people and groups tied to “Antifa” — including an executive order designating ...
Research and sector commentary consistently show small, new, or local nonprofits typically spend a larger share of their limited budgets on administrative and fundraising costs than large, national ch...
There is no single authoritative list in the provided sources that names “the” largest U.S. nonprofits by budget, but reporting and datasets show that a tiny fraction of organizations account for very...
Nonprofit CEO pay in the U.S. is governed by a mix of legal standards and customary practices: boards must set compensation that is “reasonable and not excessive” and typically rely on comparable-mark...
Nonprofit CEO salaries show with organizational performance or fundraising success; available analyses find *size and income* of the organization are the strongest consistent predictors of pay, while ...