Not all nonprofits are the same, and not all are created for the same purpose. While 501(c)(3) public charities are the most widely recognized, another important classification exists for organizations focused on advocacy, policy change, and civic engagement: the 501(c)(4). These “social welfare” organizations occupy a unique space in the nonprofit sector, blending public purposes …
What Is a 501(c)(4)? Rules, Examples, and Compliance
