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July 30, 2008
From The Chronicle: Charity Lobbying
Most charities devote a tiny portions of their budgets to lobbying, according a report released today by the Johns Hopkins University. Limits on the amount of money and staff members charities had available were the biggest obstacle to getting involved in advocacy, says an article on the study in The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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