Board Member Fundraising: How To Develop Rainmakers
In a law firm, a person who brings in new business — and, thus, revenue — is called a rainmaker. Nonprofits have their own counterpart: a fundraiser (the person, not […]
Is Your Nonprofit Ready To Pass The Baton?
Baby boomer nonprofit leaders continue to retire in vast numbers nationwide. Does your organization have key people who are nearing retirement? If so, is there a concrete plan to replace […]
Nonprofits Going Global
Many nonprofits today look beyond U.S. borders to boost revenue. They recruit members, sell products, promote conferences and solicit donations. Before you “raise your flag” in a foreign country, though, […]
How To Reinstate Nonprofit Status
When you work or volunteer at a nonprofit organization, you know the days can be hectic, and nonroutine tasks can sometimes get overlooked. If the annual requirement to file a […]
Nonprofit Roundtable Forum: Creating a Financially Savvy Board
Tuesday, May 20 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. 2860 Gateway Oaks Drive, Sacramento Join us as we bring together the region’s nonprofit finance professionals and executives to discuss best […]
How To Protect Your Tax-Exempt Status
What would happen if your nonprofit lost its federal tax-exempt status? The thought might send shivers down your spine, and it should. Here are reminders about some of the actions […]
A Broader Skill Set Will Be Required For Future CFOs
A new report from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and the Institute of Management Accountants predicts which capabilities organizations will value in their CFOs over the next 10 to […]
Risk Management: Contain Threats Before They Become Critical
Financial risks may be the most obvious threats to the well-being of nonprofits, but these organizations need to worry about other risks as well — from their reputation in the […]
Are You Satisfied With Your Board’s Performance?
Do you rave about your board of directors’ performance, telling everyone you know about, for example, its fundraising accomplishments, useful feedback on your performance and success at solving big-picture problems? […]
Restricted Gifts Call For Careful Handling
A recent New Jersey appellate court case, Bernard and Jeanne Adler v. SAVE, a Friend to Homeless Animals, serves to remind nonprofits that restricted gifts need to be treated gingerly. […]