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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. However, funding is always a concern.

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Health Nonprofits Spending Millions Lobbying

The NonProfit Times

Four nonprofit healthcare organizations were the top spenders when it came to lobbying Congress for healthcare policy changes. The American Hospital Association (AHA) was the top spender on lobbying during the second quarter at $6.46 The post Health Nonprofits Spending Millions Lobbying appeared first on The NonProfit Times.

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​A nonprofit Swiss Army knife: How fiscal sponsorship works to help advance shared goals

Candid

However, through fiscal sponsorship under an established 501(c)(4), a 501(c)(3) organization could easily establish a fiscally sponsored 501(c)(4) project through which they could advocate for their cause without the lobbying limits that a 501(c)(3) is subject to. How does fiscal sponsorship work?

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Nonprofit Leaders Lobby To Get Earmark Ban Lifted

The NonProfit Times

The post Nonprofit Leaders Lobby To Get Earmark Ban Lifted appeared first on The NonProfit Times. “This decision out of Capitol Hill has unintended, far-reaching consequences that will impact the millions of people and thousands of communities we serve,” wrote the charity executives in a letter to House leaders Thursday.

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How we all benefit from nonprofits every day 

Candid

There are numerous nonprofits helping affected individuals and families to find medical and educational assistance, lobby for more research, or provide support and compassion. Most likely, the other respondents werent aware of the various nonprofit services that benefit so manyincluding themselves. Its likely run by a nonprofit.

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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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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. A 501(c)(19) is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS and is missioned to support veterans and military service members. Armed Forces to ensure a strong veteran-focused mission.