Nonprofit Organizations Articles
Build a Better Board
Posted by Cathleen Karpik on September 21, 2022
Your nonprofit Board should be an extension of management. It is important to consider individuals who value your mission and willingness to be supportive both as a volunteer and financially.
Employee Code of Ethics Helps To Lower Fraud Losses
Posted by Jill Johnson on August 31, 2022
Requiring staffers to read and sign a code of ethics enables you to share and promote your nonprofit’s values. As a bonus, these codes are associated with reduced occupational fraud losses.
Diversify Nonprofit Revenue Streams
Posted by Peter DeSabio on August 22, 2022
The pandemic tested the financial mettle of most nonprofits. If yours has only barely survived the trial, you may need to increase the number of revenue streams feeding into your budget. Here’s how.
Nonprofit Standard | Summer 2022
Posted by Robert Torella on August 11, 2022
Take a look inside the Summer 2022 Nonprofit Standard Newsletter.
Tips for A Better Annual Report
Posted by Elizabeth Krause on August 11, 2022
The audience for your nonprofit’s annual report is probably bigger than you think. So instead of dreading the task of writing it, embrace the opportunity to communicate your mission, share your values and sell your programs.
Tips to Monitor Nonprofit Revenue
Posted by Robert Torella on August 01, 2022
You don’t have to wait for the next scheduled audit to assess your nonprofit’s financial health. Instead, think like an auditor and review revenue numbers for negative trends. Here’s how.
Taking a Risk with Controversial Donors
Posted by Sarah Hopkins on July 25, 2022
Don’t wait until a questionable donor offers your nonprofit a gift. Create a gift acceptance policy so you’ll know how to respond to donors who could potentially damage your organization’s reputation.
Look to Generation Z for Your Nonprofit’s Future
Posted by Christine Proulx Grzyb on July 18, 2022
The youngest generation of adults, Generation Z, is your nonprofit’s future in terms of donations, volunteering, and leadership, so it’s important to gain the attention and support of these digital natives.
Pros and Cons of Five Nonprofit Spending Policies
Posted by Peter DeSabio on July 12, 2022
Even if your nonprofit has a long-established spending policy, financial challenges may warrant a review. We look at five common types of policies, as well as their pros and cons.
Avoid Nonprofit Layoffs with Cost Cutting Measures
Posted by Amina Diallo on June 27, 2022
No nonprofit wants to have to lay off employees due to budget restrictions. Before you cut your staff, read our suggestions for reducing other expenses across your organization.