Between $4 billion and $7 billion in corporate matching gifts goes unclaimed every year—not because the money isn't available, but because nonprofits aren't systematically capturing it. With 65% of Fortune 500 companies offering matching programs and over 26 million Americans working for employers who will match donations, this represents one of the largest untapped opportunities in fundraising today. This comprehensive guide explores proven strategies for capturing matching gifts, from building corporate databases and implementing automated solutions to creating alternative matching pools that can double your fundraising revenue without expanding your donor base.

Learn how the No Tax on Tips provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill impacts employers in the restaurant, hospitality, and entertainment industries.

Explore how the One Big Beautiful Bill changes U.S. tax rules for Latin American companies, from NCTI and FDDEI to compliance and growth strategies.

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Aprio Insights on the 6 Manufacturing & Distribution Insights from Q4 2025 and What They Mean for You. Read the article.

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Many nonprofit leaders assume all boards function the same way, but this one-size-fits-all thinking can seriously undermine organizational effectiveness. The truth is that successful nonprofits recognize a fundamental principle: board structure must evolve alongside the organization itself, shifting from hands-on working boards in the startup phase to strategic policy boards as the organization matures. Understanding when and how to make these governance transitions represents one of the most important strategic decisions a nonprofit can make.

For nonprofit organizations, maintaining comprehensive records represents far more than a bureaucratic exercise—it's a fundamental pillar supporting organizational health, tax-exempt status, and strategic decision-making. The IRS outlines six essential reasons why nonprofits need robust recordkeeping systems, encompassing everything from program monitoring to tax compliance to demonstrating impact to stakeholders. Understanding these pillars can help your organization build a documentation framework that not only satisfies regulatory requirements but also strengthens operations and advances your mission.

Timing is key in maximizing the benefits of OZ investments. With thoughtful planning and strategic execution, OZs can be a cornerstone of both financial success and meaningful change.

Timing is key in maximizing the benefits of OZ investments. With thoughtful planning and strategic execution, OZs can be a cornerstone of both financial success and meaningful change.