
Financial Services

It’s true that most crypto donors donate anonymously. It’s also true that most of them donate for the tax incentive.
Schwab Charitable donors recommended nearly 700,000 grants, representing $3.3 billion granted to more than 100,000 charities.
Bitcoin is no longer reserved for small, agile nonprofits. More mega-charities are accepting crypto donations than ever before.
Last week, it was announced that Venmo would begin offering Bitcoin as an option on the platform. What does this mean for nonprofits?
Bitcoin has been around for a decade. The user base tends to double every 1.5 years, regardless of upward or downward price movement.
In this episode of The NonProfit Voice, Nhu Te is joined by Eileen Heisman to discuss the current state of donor-advised funds.
AccuFund announced a reseller partnership agreement with EFPR Solutions.
Are you responsible for the accounting books at your nonprofit organization? If so, you may have many questions this time of year.
Over the past year, when accounting consultants and analysts introduced the revenue recognition model outlined in the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s Accounting Standards Codification 606, most nonprofit leaders’ responses were, “What’s that going to do for our bottom line?”
Donor-advised funds are vital tools for donors. That’s especially true of those who are mid-range or major donors. Of course, that depends on the size and budget of the charity where they donate. It can take as little as $5,000 to open a donor-advised fund at Fidelity Charitable. Other companies, like Vanguard, open one for $25,000.