What the Biden-Harris Administration Means for Philanthropy

Charities will see an about-face on many issues, but with a divided Congress, they may need to adjust their strategies. Here’s what to expect.

The new administration is expected to undo changes that limited access to abortion at taxpayer-funded clinics and that promoted short-term health-care plans that don’t cover pre-existing conditions.

Groups that focus on racial justice, overhauling the criminal-justice system, and closing the racial wealth gap are hoping to make progress. See more ways the Biden-Harris administration will affect the nonprofit world.

After four years playing defense, leaders fighting climate change have a friend in the White House. That’s no reason for foundations to dial back their efforts on the issue, advocates say.

Immigrants-rights groups hope the new administration will get the immigration system back to where it was before President Trump slashed refugee admissions and ended many protections for asylum seekers and “Dreamers.” See more ways the Biden-Harris administration will affect the nonprofit world.

The president-elect has joined with others in calling for a temporary 15 percent increase in SNAP benefits during the Covid-19 crisis, and he wants low-income families to get an extra $100 a month in nutritional support. See more ways the Biden-Harris administration will affect the nonprofit world.

Relief groups are hoping for more tranquility under a Biden administration after years of fighting off budget cuts from the Trump administration. See more ways the Biden-Harris administration will affect the nonprofit world.