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Nonprofit Data Tools for Accounting Firms
This company gives accounting businesses special computer tools to learn about nonprofits and find new nonprofit clients. The tools help accountants understand how nonprofits spend money and create better business proposals.
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The Change Lab 2025 Annual Report: Building Civic Infrastructure Through Community Connection
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Social Connection in America: 2025 Survey Report on Community Bonds and Well-Being
“ 2025 Survey Report About This Project This survey will catalyze a broad and lasting impact—transforming how we define, prioritize, and support social connection in America. This survey is led by D...”
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How to Give Different Types of Gifts to Help Houston CharitiesThe Greater Houston Community Foundation helps people donate money and other valuable things to help their community. You can give cash, stocks, real estate, business shares, art, jewelry, life insurance, or retirement money. Each type of gift has different tax benefits. Some gifts help right away, while others help after you pass away. The Foundation works with donors to pick the best way to give based on their money situation and what causes they care about. They accept many different types of donations so people can give in the way that works best for them. You need to follow IRS rules to get tax deductions for charitable gifts. The Foundation has advisors who help people understand their options and make the biggest impact with their giving.
Ways to Give Money to Habitat for Humanity Montgomery CountyHabitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, Texas offers many ways for people to donate money to help build affordable homes. You can give money to honor someone you love or remember someone who died. You can donate stocks and other investments. If your company matches donations, your gift can be doubled or tripled. Some companies also give money when their workers volunteer. You can plan to give money in your will or trust to help families for years to come. The organization builds homes for families who need affordable housing. They have offices in Conroe, Texas and a ReStore where people can buy donated items. All donations help families get safe, decent homes they can afford.
Houston Business Tax Breaks & Incentives for CompaniesHouston offers many advantages for businesses looking to save money on taxes and get help growing. Texas has no corporate or personal income tax, which means companies keep more of their money. Businesses can also get tax breaks on property, sales, and franchise taxes. The city and state offer special programs to help companies that create jobs or invest in the community. These include cash grants through the Texas Enterprise Fund, job training money through the Skills Development Fund, and federal programs like Opportunity Zones. Companies can get $5,000-$10,000 per new job created, and training grants average $1,800 per employee. Houston has over 40 designated Opportunity Zones where businesses can get federal tax credits. The state also offers programs for small businesses with under 100 employees, infrastructure funding for rural areas, and tuition waivers for employee families. These tax advantages and incentive programs help businesses lower their costs and compete better in the global market.
Church Group Helps 6,500 Families Buy Their First HomesThe Nehemiah Strategy is a powerful community development program that has helped over 6,500 families become first-time homeowners. Led by faith communities and organizations like East Brooklyn Congregations, this program transforms empty lots and abandoned land into affordable homes in low-income neighborhoods. The strategy works by getting city governments to sell empty lots cheaply and provide building subsidies. It has created $1.5 billion in wealth for African-American and Latino families in cities like Brooklyn, Chicago, Baltimore, and Washington DC. Rev. David Brawley from St. Paul Community Baptist Church explains that it started with imagination - seeing something better where there were only empty lots. The program works with both Democratic and Republican mayors to secure funding. CBS News featured stories of homeowners like Matilda Dyer, who called her application an 'act of faith,' and Sandra and Armando Martinez, who call their home their 'palace.' This approach helps neighborhoods grow stronger without pushing out existing residents through gentrification. The program proves that with organized community power and vision, the American Dream of homeownership can become real for working families.
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Find Your PeopleMeet orgs, neighbors, groups4 resourcesYou are hereOrganizationMIT SolveAdvances solutions through open innovation with grants up to $150K.
OrganizationUnited Way of New York CityBrings together nonprofits, businesses, and volunteers to help families find jobs, get healthcare, and have safe places to live. Raises and shares money with local groups that help people most.
ServiceProfessional Advisor Partnership ServicesThis program teaches financial advisors how to help their clients donate money to good causes. Advisors learn about different ways to give that can also save money on taxes. The foundation handles all the paperwork so advisors can focus on helping their clients make a positive difference.
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