As your non-profit prepares for year-end fundraising campaigns, your board members can play a valuable role in expanding your reach and strengthening donor relationships. Through personal introductions and meaningful conversations,
An undisclosed conflict of interest, misleading fundraising claim, or misuse of restricted funds can create significant financial and reputational risks for a non-profit organization. A well-developed code of ethics establishes
As your non-profit’s board looks toward 2027, it may face important decisions about funding, staffing, programs, and long-term sustainability. A well-planned board retreat creates dedicated time for strategic discussions and
While spring audit fieldwork may feel far away, the final months of the year are an ideal time for non-profits to prepare. Organizations with a December 31 year-end can benefit
Donor restrictions can limit how contributions may be used, such as funding a specific program, or when they may be spent. While these gifts can help align donor priorities with
Recording pledges correctly is essential for nonprofits seeking accurate financial reporting and long-term financial stability. A successful fundraising campaign can generate donor commitments that extend well beyond the current year.
Board minutes are more than an administrative task. They provide the official record of how your non-profit’s governing body exercised its authority, and they may become important during an audit,
Non-profit leaders regularly make important decisions about money, people, and programs. Even when those decisions are informed and well-intentioned, they can still lead to allegations involving mismanagement, conflicts of interest,
A conflict of interest does not automatically indicate wrongdoing. However, when non-profit leaders do not disclose and properly address personal or financial interests, even a well-intentioned decision can create tax,
Restructuring can help certain non-profits reduce costs, combine resources, change legal forms, or move to another state. For some domestic organizations recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c), IRS guidance allows
