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Employee or Contractor: Understand DOL and IRS Classifications of Workers

Employee or Contractor: Understand DOL and IRS Classifications of Workers

Posted by Robert Torella on April 06, 2022

Does your nonprofit rely on contractors to get the work done? Make sure these workers are classified accurately or you may face federal scrutiny and financial penalties.

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How Universities Can Navigate Declining Student Enrollment and Retention

How Universities Can Navigate Declining Student Enrollment and Retention

Posted by Cathleen Karpik on April 04, 2022

While the adoption of technology and remote and/or hybrid operations has found success for many institutions, the financial impact of COVID-19 has been felt across campuses nation-wide. While the headwinds are compounding, colleges and universities can consider pursuing the following strategies to encourage strong student enrollment and retention.

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Engaging Donors at Every Level: A Checklist

Engaging Donors at Every Level: A Checklist

Posted by Sarah Hopkins on April 01, 2022

Nonprofit organizations have been navigating change in almost every aspect of their operations over the past two years, including shifting priorities, a new employment landscape, and changes in fundraising and hosting programs and events. As organizations continue to reimagine what their futures will look like, donor engagement strategies should be reevaluated and refined to ensure they keep up with these other changes. Consider the following steps to support strong donor engagement.

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How to Prepare for an Audit

How to Prepare for an Audit

Posted by Elizabeth LaLonde on March 08, 2022

Most nonprofits aren’t required to undergo audits. But you may want to engage an auditor anyway. Here’s how to make the process go smoothly and reduce time and costs.

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Three Steps to Report Financial Stability

Three Steps to Report Financial Stability

Posted by Elizabeth LaLonde on January 10, 2022

Charitable giving is picking up and there are other signs that suggest 2022 will be less challenging for nonprofits. But to help ensure your nonprofit can overcome obstacles, consider taking these three financial steps.

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Using Social Media for Nonprofit Outreach

Using Social Media for Nonprofit Outreach

Posted by Amina Diallo on January 06, 2022

Social media mistakes and attacks that go viral can have lasting repercussions for your nonprofit. To reduce the risk to your reputation, communicate usage rules to stakeholders and make an emergency response plan.

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Fiscal Sponsorships of Smaller Nonprofit Organizations

Fiscal Sponsorships of Smaller Nonprofit Organizations

Posted by Jenna Sheehan on December 28, 2021

It’s easy to see why small charitable projects seek fiscal sponsorships, but your established nonprofit may also benefit from sponsoring a group. Learn more about fiscal sponsorships.

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BDO Nonprofit Standard | Winter 2021

BDO Nonprofit Standard | Winter 2021

Posted by Sarah Hopkins on December 28, 2021

Take a look at the BDO Nonprofit Standard for Winter 2021.

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Updated Budgeting Strategies to Embrace Change

Updated Budgeting Strategies to Embrace Change

Posted by Robert Torella on December 16, 2021

Even if this isn’t your nonprofit’s budget season, you may want to start thinking about changing your budgeting process. A couple of strategies can make you more resilient in these uncertain times.

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Loan Borrowing Tips for Nonprofit Organizations

Loan Borrowing Tips for Nonprofit Organizations

Posted by Robert Torella on December 14, 2021

There are many reasons besides emergencies for nonprofits to consider taking out loans. We discuss them as well as where to look for funding and how to get approved.

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