Is Teleworking Permanent for Your Non-Profit?
It has been almost a year since many non-profit organizations sent staffers home to work remotely. For many non-profits and employees, remote work has been a positive experience. And as
It has been almost a year since many non-profit organizations sent staffers home to work remotely. For many non-profits and employees, remote work has been a positive experience. And as
If your non-profit has lost financial support during the pandemic, you may be looking for ways to raise new revenue. But if your proposed solution is a side business, be
Many non-profits have been too busy trying to stay afloat to put a lot of resources and energy into public relations. As the new year begins, however, you might start
Most non-profit organizations collect vast volumes of data. But according to a study conducted by EveryAction and Nonprofit Hub, only 40 percent of non-profits regularly use that data to drive
Many non-profits experience a flood of last-minute donations at the end of the year. Although cash is easy to value, valuing noncash property donations is more difficult. If you are
Your accounting and development departments are central to the continued financial health of your non-profit. So, what happens when communication between these two functions break down? It could result in
If your charity or association depends financially on membership fees, you know that non-renewals are cause for concern. During this time of economic and occupational insecurity, you may be experiencing
Holiday-inspired generosity and the desire to reduce tax liability makes the end of the year a busy time for charitable giving. According to Network for Good and other sources, approximately
If the events of 2020 have taught non-profits anything, it is that financial reserves are essential to long-term survival. An endowment is different from operating reserves and generally is designed
In 1993, a consortium of philanthropic organizations developed the Donor Bill of Rights to guide non-profits in their interactions with financial supporters. For the most part, the basic principles remain