Compliance has moved past having a privacy policy on file. It now means governing the automated systems that handle donor data, predictions, and beneficiary interactions. The Compliance Monitor turns that shifting landscape into something concrete, a record of enforcement history and the rules currently in motion. Expand a topic below when you want more depth, or use the sidebar to open the tool directly.
The tool covers both sides of compliance. On one side, enforcement actions regulators have already taken against nonprofits. It includes 50 documented actions from 2024 through 2026, covering things like fraudulent solicitation, private inurement, governance failure, and tax violations, each with the legal basis, the sanctioning authority, and the outcome on record. On the other side, it tracks 20 current and incoming rules, organized by impact and rated by severity, so you can see what’s changing before it affects you.
New guidance from the IRS, the Department of Labor, and state attorneys general continues to arrive, including the One Big Beautiful Budget Act and proposed donor advised fund regulations. These are real, current obligations, not hypothetical ones.