Nonprofit & Charitable Organizations
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07.08.2025
Client Advisories
Congress Passes Sweeping Tax Reform with Major Changes for Nonprofits
After extensive negotiations, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) (“OBBB”), a comprehensive tax package with significant implications for tax-exempt organizations and charitable giving. The bill was approved by the Senate on July 1, cleared the House on July 3, and was signed by the President on July 4, 2025.

03.27.2024
Client Advisories
Understanding Quid Pro Quo Contributions for Your Nonprofit Gala
Final ThoughtsHosting a fundraising gala can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor for your nonprofit organization. However, it’s essential to remember the legal and regulatory obligations that come with soliciting contributions from donors.By understanding and adhering to the IRS rules regarding quid pro quo contributions and state charitable solicitation laws, you can protect your organization’s tax-exempt status, maintain donor trust, and pave the way for continued success in your fundraising efforts. For more information, please contact Noel Fleming at 267.422.9855 or nfleming@archerlaw.com, or Kayci Petenko at 267.422.9856 or kpetenko@archerlaw.com. DISCLAIMER: This client advisory is for general information purposes only. It does not constitute legal or tax advice, and may not be used and relied upon as a substitute for legal or tax advice regarding a specific issue or problem. Advice should be obtained from a qualified attorney or tax practitioner licensed to practice in the jurisdiction where that advice is sought.

12.12.23
Press Releases
Noel Fleming and Kayci Petenko Featured in Law360 Article, “Archer Brings on Nonprofit Experts from Philly Boutique”
Archer partners, Noel Fleming and Kayci Petenko, were interviewed by Law360 Pulse on their joining the firm. Both were founding partners of Fleming Petenko Law in Philadelphia and ceased operations to join Archer expanding the team of attorneys providing services for nonprofit clients. All of their clients joined them in the transition. Noel and Kayci bring diverse backgrounds and robust experience to Archer representing clients in a variety of matters that will greatly impact the firm’s existing nonprofit practice, as well as the business counseling and tax practice areas.