NEW ON THE JOB

A Government Lawyer Turns to Charity Advocacy

By Suzanne Perry

Washington

Tim Delaney, chief executive of the National Council of Nonprofit Associations, jokes that his new job will give him a chance to "atone for my past sins."

As a young lawyer, he says, he sometimes advised charities to avoid trying to influence legislation because he thought it could jeopardize their tax-exempt...

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