Trump lawyer blurs lines between charity and profit
Watchdogs for years have raised red flags about the blurred lines between the businesses of Trump attorney Jay Sekulow and the charities paying his family millions.
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Is 2017 tax law responsible for declining share of U.S. charitable donors?
Thanks to large checks from the wealthy, financial contributions to the 100 largest charities in the U.S. rose 11 percent in recent months. But the share of Americans who give to charity overall continued its long-term slide, with small nonprofits…
Apps are changing how people give. What that means for donors and charities
In a world where convenience is king, app developers and charitable organizations have been teaming up to make donating as easy as possible.
What the new tax law means for your holiday giving
End-of-year donations are expected to drop this year because of changes to the federal tax code.
The lawsuit alleges Donald Trump used the nonprofit Trump Foundation's money to settle business disputes and boost his political fortunes.
As the holidays approach, we look at some simple ways to contribute to charitable efforts in your community and bring others a little cheer.
Charities are concerned that the GOP tax overhaul disincentivizes giving. By doubling the standard deduction, fewer people may end up itemizing deductions, meaning fewer would take the charitable tax break. Judy Woodruff learns more from Stacy Palmer of The Chronicle…
The White House is still trying to decide who will get President Donald Trump's pledged $1 million donation for Harvey storm relief efforts.
How do potential donors respond to receiving gifts from organizations that appeal to them for support?…
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