nonprofits

OVERBY: The deal with the nonprofits is most of them are organized as what are called social welfare organizations under the tax law.

Tracking The Money Spent On Campaign Ads 2010

OVERBY: The deal with the nonprofits is most of them are organized as what are called social welfare organizations under the tax law.

Tracking The Money Spent On Campaign Ads 2010

Folks behave similarly in nonprofits where the top executives spend thousands and tens of thousands of donor dollars on various little personal luxuries for themselves and family, have their accountant mark it as "gas" under "travel" expenses on the balance sheet, and then hide behind the mission of the nonprofit once an outside skeptic questions their behavior.

Saltzman looking for easy way out on Paulson stadiums? (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

Chairman Max Baucus already has asked the IRS to investigate whether certain nonprofits are abusing their tax status.

Ciara Torres-Spelliscy: The Apocryphal Midterm Election Ciara Torres-Spelliscy 2010

The typical spend rate for endowed nonprofits is in the five-percent range.

Matthew Yglesias » Newspapers Without Profits 2009

Sorry, Matt, but the pittance paid to junior employees in politically-oriented nonprofits is actually above market.

Matthew Yglesias » Serve the Servants 2007

Nonprofit: I'm particularly interested in nonprofits that address economic disadvantage, labor issues, immigration issues, and the environment.

SeeLight: 2006

Nonprofit: I'm particularly interested in nonprofits that address economic disadvantage, labor issues, immigration issues, and the environment.

Looking For A Job 2006

Both GuideStar and CharityNavigator are working hard on ways to measure the actual effectiveness of nonprofits, which is hard to do, but you really need that to make sure your money gets the job done.

Craig Newmark: How to find good, effective nonprofits Craig Newmark 2011

[Workshop co-founder and president] Thom Clark recognized the need for a one-stop-shopping information resource for nonprofit communicators to level the playing field for those without means, namely nonprofits and community organizations.

Mike Doyle: Guidebook for a Media Meltdown 2008