Donors seeking to support faith-based organizations should use this self-assessment. The assessment helps users give in a way that both aligns with their faith and responsibly stewards their financial resources. Faith-based organizations can also use this tool to work with interested donors, so the two can identify mutually beneficial giving options.

After many recent months of excess stress and anxiety, attorneys can find solace and healing in a return to gratitude and the call to serve as a “good counselor.” Even pre-pandemic, many attorneys experienced dangerously high rates of mental suffering, with sadness and stress escalating into anxiety and depression.

Charitable organizations can now provide their donors with additional privacy and protection, thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling. Effective July 1, 2021, state charitable regulators can no longer force charitable organizations to disclose their donor names...

A tech company's “community guidelines” can be used to justify cutting off service to faith-based organizations whose values do not align with secular liberalism. This report surveys the user agreements employed by tech vendors and catalogues the scope of power these vendors reserve to enforce their corporate values through their user agreements.

At the end of its 2020-2021 Term, on June 17, the Supreme Court issued a much-anticipated judgment in favor of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s foster care placement agency. The judgment in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia was unanimous, with the Court’s majority opinion authored by Chief Justice John Roberts. Two concurring opinions, written by Justices Samuel Alito and Amy Coney Barrett, signaled interest among a majority of the justices to revisit the Court’s precedent so far as it relates to religious objections to generally applicable laws.