Bolder Advocacy Resource Library

501(c)(3)s can encourage voters to stay engaged and up-to-date on their registration. This guide helps public charities understand the basics of encouraging voter participation via social media, and the considerations that organizations should make to remain nonpartisan on their social media accounts.

Election season offers tremendous opportunities for private foundations to encourage active participation by all eligible voters.

Perhaps the best kept secret of nonprofit advocates is the importance of the time between a candidate’s election and the time they’re sworn in.

Esta gráfica ayuda a las organizaciones 501(c)(3)s a determinar si sus actividades son permisibles. Las (c)(3)s deben de asegurar que no están participando en actividades que ni apoyen ni se opongan a cualquier candidato a cargo público.

This guide offers clear and concise information on the range of legal questions that could arise when nonprofits consider working on a ballot initiative.

Let’s dispel some myths: nonprofit organizations, including foundations, have many opportunities to ensure that their communities are well-represented at the ballot box. Yes, there are rules for conducting and funding voter registration drives, but nonprofits don’t need to avoid these activities. Rather, it is important to understand the rules so you can plan your activities this election season.

Nonprofits can hold their elected officials accountable for how they serve their constituents.

This factsheet explains the process of redistricting in California.

Encourage States to Waive Income Limits for Temporary Census Workers

Candidates for public office sometimes make statements about abortion and reproductive rights that are incorrect, or with which nonprofits disagree and may wish to set the record straight.