Recent News & Blog / Nonprofit
Does Your Board Understand Fiduciary Duties?
“Fiduciary” is a term that gets thrown around a lot these days, but what does it really mean, and to whom should it apply? In general, fiduciary refers to the legal and ethical obligations of someone to act in the best interests of a beneficiary.
Employee or Independent Contractor? Why the Answer Matters for Your Nonprofit
Using independent contractors can save nonprofits money. With no long-term commitment, contractors pay self-employment tax rather than your organization having to pay the employer portion of employment taxes.
Nonprofits: Tax Rules for Holiday Gifts and Celebrations
Your staffers and volunteers have likely worked hard this year, seized opportunities, and overcame challenges in the pursuit of your nonprofit’s mission.
Fundraisers Should be Fun, but They Also Must be Profitable
If you’re planning a major fundraiser such as a dinner gala, you may be focused on the fun factors, such as the venue, menu, and entertainment.
Scrutinize That Grant Before You Accept It
Your nonprofit may invest valuable time and effort in its grant proposals, so it’s understandable that you’d be thrilled when proposals are given the green light.
A Better Way to Manage Donor Relationships
In many ways, customer relationship management (CRM) software has revolutionized how for-profit businesses interact with their customers.
Keeping Your Nonprofit Safe: New Tech Safeguards for New Tech Risks
Technology seems to change at the speed of light. Even a few years ago, many people had never heard of AI! Now, most nonprofits are exploring how AI can improve their operations and outcomes.
The right board for your nonprofit
Is your nonprofit new and building its governance infrastructure from scratch? Or is it established but looking for ways to improve the effectiveness of its board?
It’s a match! Landing corporate matching gifts
Over 26 million Americans work for companies that match at least part of employees’ charitable donations. Software company Double the Donation has found that this includes at least 65% of Fortune 500 companies. Of those employers, 91% match donations at a 1:1 ratio.
Make recruiting volunteers a community affair
For many people, autumn is a time to start fresh. Kids are back in school, and adults may have more time to pursue new hobbies and interests before the rush of the holiday season. So, if your nonprofit could use some helping hands, now’s a good time to recruit volunteers from your community.