Nonprofits service millions of people each day.  The government gives a break on fuel costs to millions of individuals each day but not to nonprofits.

While non profits are exempt from paying property taxes and income taxes, they are required to pay gasoline taxes and fuel taxes and to reimburse employees for transportation costs. 

So I challenge the nonprofit community to show the government how much it contributes annually in fuel and transportation related taxes.

As the largest employer sector in the country, you make a big difference and get little credit.

Stand up and be counted.  Being part of an Association is one way to be that voice. 

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