nonprofit
Preserving your organization’s tax-exempt status is vital to your financial stability and ability to pursue your mission. Losing that exemption could result in tax liability, fewer donations and lost foundation…
For many nonprofits, corporate funding can be a lifeline during periods of economic uncertainty. However, your nonprofit needs to take care when soliciting and negotiating such arrangements. Sometimes they can…
In today’s tight job market, employers must innovate when it comes to filling positions. A growing number of for-profit businesses—including such big names as Walmart, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, and JP…
When the tax and spending law known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was enacted in July 2025, nonprofits quickly took note of the potential implications for charitable…
“Fiduciary” is a term that gets thrown around a lot these days. But what does it really mean—and to whom should it apply? In general, “fiduciary” refers to the legal…
Using independent contractors can be a strategic approach for nonprofits. In terms of cost savings, contractors reduce financial and administrative burdens because they cover their own self-employment taxes and benefits,…
Your staffers and volunteers have likely worked hard this year, seizing opportunities and overcoming challenges in the pursuit of your nonprofit’s mission. Many of your stakeholders probably consider successful outcomes…
If you’re planning a major fundraiser such as a dinner gala, you may be focused on the fun factors—for example, the venue, menu, and entertainment. After all, providing attendees with…
Your not-for-profit may invest valuable time and effort in its grant proposals. So it’s understandable that you’d be thrilled when proposals are given the green light. But before you accept…
In many ways, customer relationship management (CRM) software has revolutionized how for-profit businesses interact with their customers. Widespread adoption has generally led to better customer satisfaction rates, greater brand loyalty,…