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Does your nonprofit routinely participate in the annual online fundraiser Giving Tuesday? If so, you know it’s a can’t-miss opportunity to raise money and awareness about your organization and mission.…
Read MoreDoes your nonprofit start its budget process from scratch each year, or do you mostly make simple adjustments to the previous year’s budget? Either way, if your organization operates on…
Read MoreIf you’re organizing a nonprofit board retreat, you’ll probably want board members to make the most of their time together. One of the best ways to do this is to…
Read MoreEven if your not-for-profit isn’t legally required to obtain independent audits, such audits can enhance financial transparency, increase accountability, and help you build trust with your stakeholders. But how do…
Read MoreWith fewer federal grants available to not-for-profit organizations, the competition to qualify for funding—from all sources, including foundations—has become more intense. Now, more than ever, your nonprofit needs to submit…
Read MoreEven not-for-profits that make realistic budgets and hold adequate funds in reserve to cover shortfalls can run into financial emergencies—particularly if they lose a major funding source. But if your…
Read MoreOn July 4, 2025, President Trump signed the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which contains several provisions that may affect your not-for-profit organization. Let’s take a look at a couple…
Read MoreWhether you’re planning an off-site retreat for board members, a luncheon for potential corporate funders, or a formal fundraiser, you likely will encounter opportunities to cut expenses. Although no one…
Read MoreIn the process of slashing expenses? Just be careful not to cut essential items, such as sufficient staffing to maintain strong internal controls, from your not-for-profit’s budget. Internal controls are…
Read MoreOperating reserves — unrestricted assets you can readily access — are often called “rainy day funds.” However, stable reserves are critical for more pressing reasons than for occasional financial setbacks.…
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