nonprofit

Leadership transitions are inevitable for every nonprofit. Whether caused by retirement, career moves or unexpected departures, these changes can disrupt operations if organizations aren’t prepared. A well-structured succession plan helps…

Program evaluation is a significant responsibility for nonprofit leaders, especially in times of financial uncertainty. The task can seem daunting, and you may be reluctant to find fault with long-standing…

Board members don’t need accounting credentials to provide effective oversight. In fact, many nonprofit boards are intentionally composed of individuals with diverse backgrounds in fundraising, program delivery, community leadership, marketing,…

Insurance is a critical part of a nonprofit’s overall risk-management strategy. From protecting employees and volunteers to safeguarding facilities, programs and financial resources, the right coverage can help your organization…

Many nonprofits experience financial challenges. Even organizations with healthy fundraising can face cash shortages if money isn’t arriving when it’s needed. Whatever your organization’s situation, better cash flow management can…

Nonprofits often face challenges that require specialized expertise, broader community representation or fundraising connections beyond what their governing boards provide. An advisory board can be an effective way to strengthen…

These days, many people are evaluating recurring expenses and deciding which memberships deserve a place in their budgets. At the same time, members increasingly expect personalized experiences, flexible engagement options…

Accountable plans remain the most tax-efficient way for nonprofits to reimburse employee business expenses. When properly structured and implemented, these plans allow reimbursements to be excluded from employees’ taxable income…

When external conditions change, whether due to economic shifts, policy adjustments, or evolving donor priorities, nonprofits that depend on one or two funding sources often face greater financial risk. Organizations…

Board composition plays a critical role in a nonprofit’s governance, financial oversight, and long-term sustainability. One question many organizations face is whether to have term limits for board members. While…

Beginning in 2026, changes to federal tax law governing charitable contribution deductions will affect many itemizers. While charitable giving remains beneficial under the tax code, two new limitations may influence…

While nonprofit organizations often rely on grants as a critical funding source, economic uncertainty has prompted many nonprofits to pursue them more aggressively. Whether your organization is new to grant…

The IRS recently updated its technical guide addressing, among other things, the concept of impermissible inurement in Section 501(c)(3) organizations. The guide offers useful reminders on how the agency identifies…

From winter storms and flash floods to wildfires and hurricanes, nearly every region of the United States faces the risk of natural disasters. But organizations must also consider disruptions such…

Well-established nonprofits often enjoy a solid reputation, stable operations, and a loyal base of supporters. But longevity brings its own set of challenges. With ever-shifting donor expectations, increased competition for…