Recent News & Blog / Nonprofit
4 Internal Red Flags That May Indicate Shaky Nonprofit Health
With cost-of-living concerns, interest rates, and federal funding cuts continuing to be prominent in the headlines, many nonprofit leaders are understandably focused on external economic pressures.
Why Data Analytics Are Within Reach for Your Nonprofit
When implemented thoughtfully, data analytics can streamline operations, strengthen impact, and save valuable time and resources over the long run. Unfortunately, many nonprofit organizations assume this kind of technology-driven approach is out of reach.
A New Year’s Resolution for Leaders: Renew Your Commitment to Delegation
The start of a new year is a natural moment for nonprofit leaders to reset priorities, refine leadership habits and recommit to practices that strengthen both mission and team.
Control Expenses and Improve Efficiency by Monitoring Financial Ratios
In general, nonprofits should work with professional financial advisors to ensure they’re complying with the IRS’s rules for tax-exempt organizations and effectively managing budgets, endowments, and other financial functions.
Should Your Nonprofit Offer Staffers Dependent FSAs?
It’s no secret that robust benefits can help nonprofits attract and retain employees. One benefit you might not offer, but should consider, is a dependent care Flexible Spending Account (FSA).
How Your Nonprofit Can Promote Pay Transparency
Pay transparency is the policy of openly sharing an organization’s compensation philosophy, rules, and procedures with job candidates, current staffers, and the public.
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.