Seyfarth Shaw on the new tax act’s impact on nonprofits and tax-exempt organizations, and guidance as to how they might respond to it and plan for changes in budgeting, planning, compensation decisions, etc: http://marketing.seyfarth.com/rs/vm.ashx?ct=24F7681ED0E40AEDC1D181ADD1249011D9BE7BB3D38714DD4CF371647BF8D90DDD78034

Something you would not have seen a few years ago—the leaders of mainstream foundations directly criticizing the policies of the president of the US; if these guys can join the Resistance, so can your nonprofit; call me and I can help you with Rage Fundraising: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-politics-cities-resilience/trump-detrimental-to-resilience-in-many-u-s-cities-foundation-head-idUSKBN1EF0TJ...

You don’t need to reinvent the wheel each time your nonprofit pitches donors & mobilizes stakeholders—the same wheel, if successful in the past, can resonate with some minor updating and tweaks:  http://www.theagitator.net/uncategorized/the-same-old-santa/

If nonprofits want to lead the Resistance, they must educate the public and invigorate enlightened grassroots participation among donors; foundations must overcome arrogance & timidity to fuel nonprofit work to repair & strengthen our fractured democracy: ...

Why do American Jews give disproportionately more than any other ethnic and religious group? A study shows that Jewish philanthropy is decidedly non-sectarian; my Nonprofit Quarterly newswire this week: ...

A resource for nonprofit board leaders takes a look back at 2017—leading off with a nod to the emergence of Rage Fundraising in the Trump Era:  http://www2.smartbrief.com/servlet/encodeServlet?issueid=8D8951F6-48E4-45D2-B5B8-7F4CC33138E8&sid=ded030a2-e41e-4daa-a5c5-3a342f669868