Local non-profit worries about standard deduction hike – and future donations Gene Marrano December 22, 2017 1 minute read There are items in the new tax reform bill that will benefit the bottom lines of many Americans – but non-profits that rely on the largesse of the public are wary of one provision. WFIR’s Gene Marrano explains: Share: Post navigation Previous: 7-year-old girl hospitalized for gunshot wounds in Roanoke CountyNext: Delegate-elect Chris Hurst breaks down his first-ever bill proposal Related Stories Congressman Ben Cline on redistricting, DHS funding, the SAVE Act and the upcoming State of the Union address Gene Marrano February 20, 2026 0 “A well-respected gentleman”: VT grounds coordinator reflects on the legacy of Wes Worsham Web Staff February 20, 2026 0 Digital campaign on a “modest” budget leads VBR to record numbers during Fall/Holiday marketing blitz Gene Marrano February 20, 2026 0
There are items in the new tax reform bill that will benefit the bottom lines of many Americans – but non-profits that rely on the largesse of the public are wary of one provision. WFIR’s Gene Marrano explains:
