Donors like to be well-informed when making decisions on what nonprofit organizations to support. Click for a list of tips on how websites like CharityNavigator.org and Guidestar.org can help increase donors.
For many years, nonprofits received charitable donations through mail or in person delivery. In recent years, it has become more convenient to make donations to nonprofits online. Learn more about the risks related to online donations.
Whether you are experienced or new to the field, every nonprofit professional should stay up to date with the industry changes and the resources available. Read more for a list of the top nonprofit resources.
2023 is well underway and not-for-profit organizations can expect to face challenges both new and familiar. Read more about the key issues nonprofits often face and suggestions on how to address them.
Volunteers are an integral part of many nonprofit organizations. Volunteers are typically one of the biggest sources of support, and this comes with both rewards and risks to the nonprofit organization. Click above to learn more.
It may be time for your nonprofit to implement a gift acceptance policy to outline the types of gifts received, as well as those to politely decline. Click for more details.
A nonprofit organization can file for refunds of sales and use tax paid on direct purchases of tangible personal property for use in carrying on their nonprofit work twice a year. Click above to learn more.
A nonprofit organization should provide internal financial reports to the board of directors and other governance committees periodically. Click above to learn more about best practices for internal reports.
Joint fundraisers can be beneficial in many ways for both organizations, but there are a few things your organization should consider before agreeing to a joint fundraiser. Click above to read more.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has valuable guidance and resources available for nonprofit organizations. Click above to find out more.
