What is the best way to share a magazine article from another nonprofit organization without requiring permission?

Sharing a magazine article from another nonprofit organization without requiring permission is best accomplished by sending a link to the article on the other organization's website. This practice is in line with respecting copyright and intellectual property rights while still providing access to valuable content.

When you send a link to the article, you are directing your audience to the original source, which typically allows for free access to their content. This method not only honors the intellectual property of the original author but also encourages traffic to the other organization's website, thereby supporting their mission and outreach efforts.

In contrast, emailing the article directly or distributing it at your organization's annual meeting would involve duplicating the content without permission, which could violate copyright laws. Reprinting the article in your organization's newsletter is also problematic, as it involves reproducing someone else's work without authorization. Such actions could potentially lead to legal issues or damage your organization’s reputation.