Tag: Non-Profit

Of the reported cases to the FBI’s Crime Complaint Center over the past couple of years, investment fraud has been the costliest type of scam. The FBI generally defines investment

Under the Internal Revenue Code, “qualified sponsorship payments” to non-profits aren’t subject to unrelated business income tax (UBIT). Qualified payments refer to money, property transfers, or the performance of services

Does your non-profit use crowdfunding platforms — such as Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and Indiegogo — to raise money? Many non-profits have found they’re a great way to engage potential supporters, particularly

Efficient operations are critical for non-profits who work with limited resources. Artificial intelligence (AI) and other forms of automating repetitive tasks can improve donor engagement, optimize fundraising, and expand outreach.

Only some non-profit organizations are required to conduct independent annual audits. For example, if a non-profit receives more than a specific amount in charitable donations, the federal government and many

Your non-profit’s board of directors should enjoy the role, the opportunity to support a cause close to their hearts, and the camaraderie of working with others who’re dedicated to achieving

How well does your non-profit protect the privacy of donors, staffers, clients, and volunteers? It’s an important question because failure to protect personal data can be costly, exposing your organization

Summer is right around the corner, and for many non-profits, that means internships. Although students and recent graduates are often eager to gain job experience as interns, many also expect

Large, long-established non-profits generally know where the duties of their staffers end and those of their board members begin. However, smaller or newer organizations don’t always understand the limits of

In addition to widespread federal funding cuts, many non-profit leaders are concerned about a possible economic downturn. If you’re on the board of directors for an organization whose finances aren’t