1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Nonprofit Stakeholders Engaging and Advancing Together Act of 2023 . 2. Findings The Congress finds that: (1) The nonprofit sector is a trusted partner in working with American communities, strengthening civil society, and ensuring that all people living in the United States have the opportunity to thrive. (2) The Nation relies on the nonprofit sector for its ability to harness and direct the generosity, service, and volunteerism of the American people. (3) Nonprofit organizations are a significant and highly diverse sector of the United States economy that includes 1,800,000 organizations as of 2020, according to the Internal Revenue Service. United States nonprofit organizations contributed $1.5 trillion to the economy in 2022 and accounted for 5.6 percent of the Gross Domestic Product of the United States, according to Bureau of Economic Analysis data interpreted by Independent Sector. (4) Collectively, the nonprofit sector engages through and is supported by more than 12.5 million workers, 20 million board members, 60 million volunteers, and millions more donors. In 2017, United States nonprofit organizations paid over $670 billion in wages. (5) 92 percent of the 501(c)(3) public charities in the United States have an annual budget of less than $1,000,000 according to data provided by the Internal Revenue Service. (6) While no Federal agency regularly collects systematic employment data on the nonprofit sector, at the local level, nonprofits are a time-tested mechanism for delivering critical community services. (7) In order to maximize the nonprofit sector’s ability to utilize Federal investments to respond to community needs, the Federal Government should take steps to encourage, support, and promote volunteerism and charitable giving. (8) National service programs provide an essential vehicle for Americans of all ages eager to serve their communities and transform their own lives in the process. Service programs also provide a critical pipeline of emerging