These dimensions were applied via an in-depth case-study methodology to six large, U.S. nonprofit organizations: American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), American Cancer Society, American Heart Associatio
A 501(c)(4) organization is exempt from federal taxes; however, donors may not deduct contributions to these groups. Most states also extend tax-exempt status to 501(c)(4)s. According to IRS regulations, a 501(c)(4) must operate to promote the general public welfare; it may not benef...
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and, therefore, rather than become unemployed or be forced to deal with the trivial problems which remain to be solved, have decided to employ their obviously considerable talents in achieving a similar success in the other social sciences
AARP, or American Association of Retired Persons, for example, is a 501(c)(4) that may lobby for legislation on behalf of its members; a division known as the AARP Foundation is a 501(c)(3) that receives federal funds and, as a tax-exempt charity, may not attempt to influence ...