[Originally Feb. 9] Lobbying, Advocacy & Political Activities for 501(c)(3) entities in an Election Year

This event was originally scheduled for February 9.

Registration*: Registration for this event is now closed. We will be hosting the same event in Framingham on April 13. You may view more information here. Please contact Machiko Sano Hewitt with any questions.
*Registration is required for security clearance.

Breakfast and networking from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. A buffet of pastries, fruit, juices, coffee and tea will be available.

The seminar will give a general overview of basic federal tax and election law for 501(c)(3) organizations, explore ways to organize specific voter engagement activities, and discuss best practices during an election year including the following questions:

• What is the difference between advocacy and lobbying?
• When and how is it okay for a nonprofit to lobby and what happens if a nonprofit crosses the line?
• Are nonprofit organizations completely prohibited from any involvement in candidate campaigns?
• Does federal election law apply to 501(c)(3) organizations?

Opening Remarks:  Esther Schlorholtz, Senior Vice President, Director of Community Investment, Boston Private

Speakers: Teresa Santalucia, Partner, Klein Hornig LLP