Welcome to your daily briefing on nonprofit developments in Texas. Today we're covering 4 key stories including updates on texas nonprofit headlines. Let's dive in.
4 stories
Texas Attorney General explains that most charities need not register, but certain law enforcement-related, public safety, and veterans organizations that solicit by telephone must register with the OAG or Secretary of State.
Texas nonprofit professionals should know whether their solicitation activities trigger registration, and that registration does not imply state approval or endorsement.
Texas Capital Foundation is the giving arm of Texas Capital, reflecting the organization's longstanding commitment to supporting communities.
Texas nonprofit professionals can look to the Texas Capital Foundation as a potential local partner for philanthropy and community engagement.
This resource highlights top giving foundations operating in Texas.
Texas nonprofit professionals can use this list to target grant-seeking efforts.
An online tool from the Texas Comptroller that lets users search and verify nonprofits and other organizations holding state tax exemptions for sales and use, franchise, or hotel occupancy taxes.
TX nonprofit professionals can quickly confirm their organization's exemption status or check another entity's standing when handling tax-related matters.
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