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What Is a 509(a)(3) Supporting Organization?

What Is a 509(a)(3) Supporting Organization?

A 509(a)(3) supporting organization is a unique entity in the nonprofit space.  It is a sub-category of 501(c)(3), and it is considered a public charity in-and-of itself.  What is substantially different about a supporting organization, however, is the fact that it…

Foundation Group Featured on Lifetime’s The Balancing Act

Foundation Group Featured on Lifetime’s The Balancing Act

Foundation Group’s CEO, Greg McRay, was interviewed on the New Year’s Day episode of The Balancing Act on Lifetime Television.  Co-host Julie Moran talked with Greg about the what’s involved with starting a nonprofit.  It was a lot of fun…

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Private Foundation Vs Donor Advised Fund

When it comes to establishing an appropriate philanthropic vehicle, the two most often chosen are Private Foundations (PF) and Donor Advised Funds (DAF).  Both have their distinct advantages, as well as some drawbacks.  DAFs have become increasingly popular over the…

IRS Lowers Filing Fees for New 501(c)(3) Applicants

IRS Lowers Filing Fees for New 501(c)(3) Applicants

Good news from the IRS usually sounds like the beginning of a funny joke…but not this time.  In an unexpected move, the IRS announced in late January a revised filing fee schedule for applicants for 501(c) status.  Most applicants will…

Importance of Nonprofit Board Meeting Minutes

Importance of Nonprofit Board Meeting Minutes

We get a lot of questions from our clients about their organizations’ meeting minutes. Our exemption specialists often give advice on questions like “When should we record meeting minutes?” and “Why are meeting minutes so important?” There is great importance…

How to Find Good Board Members for Your Nonprofit

Nonprofit Board Members – Choose Wisely

No decision you make regarding your nonprofit organization carries more importance than who is chosen to lead it.  The members of your board of directors make up the governing body of your nonprofit and are legally accountable for its actions. …

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