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Top 3 Key Policy Updates Nonprofits Should Know – August 2025: Major Changes Ahead for Federal Grants, State House Shake-Up, Federal Guidance on ‘Unlawful Discrimination’
Date posted 08/13/2025
Just Released: Federal Pulse Poll Case StudyOver the summer our team had the pleasure of working in collaboration with the Arras Foundation and two Summer Interns to develop a Case Study based on our May Federal Pulse Poll.Rooted in interviews with select survey respondents, the Case Study digs in...
Date posted 08/11/2025
Top 3 Policy Updates Nonprofits Should Know – August 2025: Federal Budget Watch: CR vs. Minibus Showdown, Defending Nonpartisanship in the Nonprofit Sector. Rural Leaders—Big Opportunity!
Date posted 08/1/2025
Top 3 Key Federal & State Policy Updates Affecting South Carolina Nonprofits:, Federal Funding Cuts (Rescissions Package), Executive Order Impacting Homelessness Programs, SNAP Funding & State Impact.
Date posted 07/25/2025
SC Legislature on break until Jan 2026; ethics probe ongoing. Governor's race heating up. Federal $9.4B rescission package pending; IRS ruling impacts nonprofit political activity. Nonprofits urged to remain vigilant and nonpartisan. Advocacy Boot Camp upcoming Aug 5-7.
Date posted 07/11/2025
Breaking: One Big Beautiful Bill Act Passes Congress, Heads to President's Desk
Date posted 07/3/2025
Breaking: SCOTUS Rules Against Nationwide Injunctions
Date posted 06/27/2025
The focus now is on the US Senate. South Carolina's Senators both sit in positions that can have meaningful impact on the Senate amendments to the current bill.
Date posted 06/20/2025
This week, most of Together SC's team was in DC for the National Council of Nonprofits' annual convening.
Date posted 06/13/2025
The Legislature is officially out for the year. On May 28 the House and Senate both adopted the Conference Committee Report on the state's $14 billion budget.
Date posted 05/30/2025
The State Legislature has adjourned for the year. They are likely to return later this month to pass a final version of the budget and other conference committee reports. They will return for their full 2026 session on January 13.
Date posted 05/16/2025
The Legislature will return as early as May 28 to finalize the state's $14 billion budget, plus other eligible items (conference committee reports, appointments, etc). Of note, the House and Senate already agreed to the Capital Reserve Budget.
Date posted 05/12/2025
