With such as significant portion of donations to Israel’s charities coming from the United States, changes in American legislation can have a profound impact on Israeli nonprofit organizations.
For this reason, I happily agreed to co-host (along with Charlie Kalech of J-Town Productions) Laura Solomon, an attorney based in Philadelphia who specializes in nonprofits. Laura was a powerhouse, leaving me and the other attendees racing to take notes fast enough.
I’ve got a lot to catch up on. This post covers: U.S. Regulations • Jewish or Israel • Finance & Fiscal Health • Strategy & Governance • New Year Resolutions • Fundraising & Donor Strategy • Marketing & Branding • Corporate Culture • Social Media & Internet • Personal Development
This week: Governance & Strategy • Transparency • Management & Corporate Culture • Funding & Fundraising • Marketing
This week’s topics include: U.S. Regulations • Jewish & Israel • Management & Strategy • Fundraising
This week: Jewish Federations’ New GPT Directive • Jewish & Israel • Management & Strategy • Fundraising & Marketing • Social Media & Internet
This week: Israel • Management & Strategy • Fundraising & Marketing • Social Media & Internet
I was dismayed when I heard that some American (and European) Foundations are requiring amutot [Israeli nonprofit organizations] to have the Se’if [Paragraph] 46a status, which declares donations to a charity to be tax-deductible.
This latest phenomenon demonstrates a lack of understanding of the intricacies of international nonprofit regulations and makes it harder for worthy Israeli charities to raise money abroad.
This week: Regulations • Strategy & Accountability • Fundraising & Marketing • Tech • Op-Ed
Links to the articles I’ve reviewed and posted to Twitter between September 12– September 25, 2011. This week’s topics include: U.S. Regulations • Israel & Jewish • Accountability & Impact • Fundraising & Marketing • Social Media & Internet • …