Without the rich, non-profit organizations would be relatively scarce. The previous statement isn’t ideological as much as it’s merely a statement of the obvious that whether the arts, ideas, health, and countless other worthy causes, they generally require patrons. Except that there’s a growing amount of controversy in what’s seemingly obvious, innocuous, or both.
Consider the view that non-profits should be relieved of their status that spares them from taxation. That's how Tax Foundation President emeritus Scott Hodge sees it. The speculation here is that he could be convinced otherwise.
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