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Tools, AI, and systems that stretch a small team further.
Proposed IRS rules let any employer, nonprofits included, put up to $2,500 a year into a worker's child's Trump account tax-free. Write the plan first.
FIRE stops accepting information returns Nov. 19. If your nonprofit e-files its own 1099s, you need an IRIS account well before January.
Tax-exempt organizations can now see IRS balances, download EIN verification, and manage notices online. Who can sign up and why to do it now.
Half of nonprofits hold three months of cash or less. How to set a reserve target your board can defend, what counts, and how to fund it.
Okta's 2026 sector report flags 78% of nonprofit login attempts as threats, the highest share of any industry it tracks. Most of the fixes are free.
Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook now require authenticated bulk email, and Gmail is rejecting mail that fails. What to fix before appeal season.
Year-end appeals get planned in September and printed in October. August is the last quiet month to fix the donor data they depend on.
A 20-member coalition convened by Blackbaud opened a free, product-agnostic AI certification as new data shows most nonprofits use AI but few see gains.
"We served 500 meals" is an output. "Fewer families skipped dinner this month" is an outcome. The difference decides which proposals get funded.