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Real Estate, Real Impact: Accepting Donations of Property

August 27, 2025
Real Estate, Real Impact: Accepting Donations of Property So a donor has offered to donate land to your organization! Great! Or is it?  While these gifts can be incredibly valuable, they also come with a unique set of legal and financial considerations. To help us unpack the complexities, attorneys Scott Lasseter with Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud and Laseter and William Stone with Kostelanetz will guide us through risks, responsibilities, and best practices for nonprofits accepting donations of real …

DOJ Releases DEI Guidance for Recipients of Federal Funds

August 5, 2025
On July 30, 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice issued new guidance on how diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs intersect with federal anti-discrimination laws. The guidance outlines examples of potentially unlawful practices that could jeopardize an organization’s eligibility for federal grants and provides clarity for any employer to better understand what could be “Illegal DEI.” Some of this guidance – such as advising against using socioeconomic or geographic considerations – may surprise you. Learn more about …

Maintaining Your Nonprofit’s Trademark: What Comes Next

July 24, 2025
You’ve gone through the process, secured your trademark, and now you’ve got that official ® next to your name—but what comes next? What do you need to do to keep your trademark active and protected? In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, Vijay Nenmeni with Cox Enterprises will talk about the key deadlines you can’t afford to miss, how to monitor for infringement, and what ongoing steps nonprofits should take to ensure their trademark remains a valuable …

Can Faith-Based Organizations Now Endorse Political Candidates?

July 24, 2025
In a notable policy shift, the IRS has announced a narrow exception to the Johnson Amendment, allowing houses of worship to speak about political candidates during religious services without risking their tax-exempt status. However, the broader prohibition on political endorsements remains fully in effect for all other 501(c)(3) nonprofits, including faith-based organizations that are not classified as houses of worship. The announcement underscores that most nonprofits are still barred from endorsing or opposing political candidates. This article …

Establishing an Endowment: When Does It Make Sense?

July 22, 2025
Every nonprofit fundraiser wants to land that transformational gift, but some major gifts come with major complexity. For example, your donor might propose a substantial gift but want your nonprofit to use it to establish an endowment. If you accept that gift, your staff and board might be thrilled, but what have you just signed them up for? In this webcast we will discuss the basics of endowed funds, how they work, and the work necessary to …

Georgia is Phasing Out the Subminimum Wage for Workers with Disabilities

July 21, 2025
Georgia is eliminating the subminimum wage for employees with disabilities, meaning employers will no longer be permitted to pay these workers less than the federal minimum wage. To learn more about the Dignity and Pay Act and the timeline for nonprofit employers to comply, read this article from our friends at Reed Smith.
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