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Tension between accounting and development teams is more than a simple workplace issue. It can have real financial consequences for a nonprofit organization. Misaligned processes and poor communication can affect…
Nonprofit leaders might assume that enterprise risk management (ERM) is something only large, complex organizations need (or can afford). But the truth is, organizations of all sizes can benefit from…
Nonprofits of all sizes often receive donations of tangible property, from clothing and household goods to artwork and equipment. But determining how to value those items isn’t always straightforward. Whether…
For nonprofit boards, 2026 looks to be a year of difficult questions. How do you encourage donor confidence amid economic uncertainty? Should you embrace artificial intelligence (AI) technology? If so,…
With cost-of-living concerns, interest rates, and federal funding cuts continuing to be prominent in the headlines, many nonprofit leaders are understandably focused on external economic pressures. Yet some of the…
Running a nonprofit is about more than carrying out a mission. It is also about protecting the public’s trust and ensuring that every donation, grant, or contract dollar is used…
Imagine if your salary was slashed. Would you still be able to pay rent or cover your essentials? Many U.S. nonprofit organizations have relied heavily on government funding to carry…
When implemented thoughtfully, data analytics can streamline operations, strengthen impact, and save valuable time and resources over the long run. Unfortunately, many nonprofit organizations assume this kind of technology-driven approach…
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…