; (2) identify and promote policies that increase and sustain charitable giving, volunteerism, and national service to support the capacity of the nonprofit sector; (3) publish, based upon regular consultation with the nonprofit sector, policy options and recommendations for leveraging the unique partnership between the Federal Government and the nonprofit sector to accelerate repair and rebuilding across America, particularly with respect to underserved and marginalized communities; (4) identify barriers and policies that hinder, increase, or sustain opportunities for nonprofits to operate internationally both on their own or in partnership with the Federal Government; (5) coordinate, across relevant Federal agencies, the task of compiling, producing and making publicly available key existing Federal data sources of relevance to the nonprofit sector. This will include data on the economic health and impact of the nonprofit sector (including employment and wage data), data on Federal funding of the nonprofit sector (including grants and contracts), Census data, and data on aggregated types of revenue, volunteering and civic engagement and be published publicly annually; (6) direct a Federal agency, to be determined by the Nonprofit Advisor within 180 days, to initiate, in consultation with States, a competitive grant process to build a single online portal, such that charities can fulfill State registration and reporting requirements for States that choose to participate through a single filing. An eligible grant recipient must be a nonprofit organization with governing board members possessing experience working to align charitable registration requirements across States. In evaluating applications for this portal, the Federal agency shall consider whether the application will— (A) enable smaller charities to respond to disasters in their communities by raising funds from multiple States