Put your nonprofit’s cybersecurity system to the “pen” test At least 68% of not-for-profits experienced one or more data breaches between 2021 and 2023, according to the CyberPeace Institute. Already in 2025, several nonprofits, including health care, social service and religious… Read More
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D&O insurance may be worth considering for some companies
D&O insurance may be worth considering for some companies Strong leadership is essential to running a successful business. However, as perhaps you’ve experienced, playing the role of a strong leader can force you to make tough decisions that expose you… Read More
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Lost and found: Regaining your nonprofit’s tax-exempt status
Lost and found: Regaining your nonprofit’s tax-exempt status The IRS regularly revokes the tax-exempt status of not-for-profits — mostly for failing to file annual information returns. Losing your exempt status can be devastating. Donors won’t be eligible to deduct contributions… Read More
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Casino nights aren’t all fun and games
Casino nights aren’t all fun and games Charitable fundraisers that feature games of chance — everything from bingo and raffles to baccarat and roulette — help U.S. nonprofits raise millions of dollars every year. However, hosting gambling events can also… Read More
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Nonprofit start-ups: Form 1023 or 1023-EZ?
If you’re starting up a new 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, you likely face many decisions. One of them is which form to use when applying to the IRS for recognition of your tax-exempt status. There are two — Form 1023 and 1023-EZ,… Read More
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Nonprofit programs: Out with the obsolete, in with the most effective
Nonprofit programs: Out with the obsolete, in with the most effective How is your not-for-profit’s 2025 program budget looking? Unfortunately, some organizations may have to try to do more with less next year because donations and grants have fallen off…. Read More
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Are your nonprofit board meetings as focused as they could be?
Are your nonprofit board meetings as focused as they could be? According to nonprofit BoardSource, not-for-profit boards that meet monthly should be able to cover all business in one to two hours. If your meetings last longer, they may lack planning… Read More
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Are your nonprofit board meetings as focused as they could be?
Are your nonprofit board meetings as focused as they could be? According to nonprofit BoardSource, not-for-profit boards that meet monthly should be able to cover all business in one to two hours. If your meetings last longer, they may lack planning… Read More
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Are your nonprofit board meetings as focused as they could be?
Are your nonprofit board meetings as focused as they could be? According to nonprofit BoardSource, not-for-profit boards that meet monthly should be able to cover all business in one to two hours. If your meetings last longer, they may lack planning… Read More
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Work-issued credit cards: How to prevent staffer abuse
Work-issued credit cards: How to prevent staffer abuse Let’s say that one of your not-for-profit’s employees makes significant personal purchases on a credit card you’ve provided for work-related expenses. You may think the outcome is relatively straightforward: The individual is fired… Read More