By harnessing the power of the web, online fundraising has made it easier for charities to raise money.
#Nonprofits #SocialMedia and #Taxes: Is Your Organization Protected?
Social media can offer cost-effective platforms through which nonprofit organizations can better communicate with stakeholders and raise awareness of their causes and fundraising efforts.
Five Data Security Tips For Colleges And Universities
With cybersecurity growing as a concern across all industries in the U.S., colleges and universities need to stay ahead of the curve and explore new ways to lock down student, staff and faculty data.
Understanding Payments to Agents of Charitable Organizations
Many times local retail chains or restaurants ask customers to donate
Conflicts Of Interest In Nonprofit Organizations
What is a conflict of interest? Simply put, it is a situation where someone in a position of authority in an entity
Update On The FASB Not-For-Profit Financial Reporting Project
As noted in the Winter 2011 issue of the Nonprofit Standard, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB or the Board) added a standard-setting project to its agenda entitled “Not-for-Profit Financial Reporting: Financial Statements.”
The Risks Of Nonprofit Executive Compensation
If you’re a highly compensated executive at a nonprofit and in a position to influence how much you earn, you may be at risk.
Urgent Nonprofits Update: Notice of Health Insurance Options
Under the Affordable Care Act, all nonprofits with paid staff are required to let their employees know about options available to them regarding access to health insurance.
Nonprofit Board Members: Paid Or Volunteer?
The propriety of pay for board members serving tax-exempt organizations is in the news again. While not a new topic (it has been raised at any number of points in past years), the sentiments of some opposed to the practice has intensified.
Nonprofit Expense Allocation
Over the past fifteen years, there has been more pressure on nonprofits to conform to the expectation set by stakeholders to keep overhead expenses (supporting services activities) down and therefore maximize the use of unrestricted and temporarily restricted funds that can be used on programmatic activities.