TNPA | 2022 Year In Review
MASTERCARD
215 nonprofit organizations signed the TNPA’s letter to Mastercard.
100+ organizations shared their chargeback data to demonstrate that nonprofits are NOT part of the problem.
1 major credit card company adjusted their policy.
Author: Abby Graf
Abby Graf is the Vice President of Programs at The Nonprofit Alliance (TNPA).
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