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Whatever you celebrate this time of year, we wanted to thank you for working towards making the world a better place through your nonprofit. Whether or not you’ve started yours yet, I also wanted to thank you for just showing up and working towards making a positive difference in other people’s lives. Above is a
Need to make a change to your Board? Easy peasy with this Guide. We often receive requests for assistance to change the makeup of a Nonprofit Board of Directors and/or Officers. Perhaps the organization has a Director who is “Missing in Action”, or there is an unreconcilable difference as the vision and direction of the
An IRS-perceived conflict of interest can put you at risk of being rejected for your tax-exempt status. The principle conflicts are close connections, outside relationships and self-dealing, and excessive benefit or compensation. IRS concerns over these close connections are aimed at separately established organizations that have (or plan to have) a relationship involving sharing or
When you’re recruiting your Founding Board of directors, it’s important to keep things simple and specific. When new board members join, you want to be clear about the requirements of the role and the length of their term with you. Here’s two main principles on how to onboard your new board members smoothly:
Introduction to Fundraising – Mindset and Philosophy Ultimately, fundraising is all about communication You don’t want to force anyone to give – your target is to frame your cause in a way that helps your prospect find an alignment and meaning in it, that is of higher value than the money in their pocket. [Download
How to Apply for Tax-Exempt Status: Form 1023-EZ – What is it, and can you use it? In 2014, due to pressure from Congress and the private sector over exceedingly long approval delays for 501c3 applications using the traditional “long form” 1023 Application for Tax Exempt Status (averaging 18 months or more) the IRS introduced the
A business plan is just as important for a nonprofit organization as it is for any for-profit-making company. Not only will your business plan guide your growth, but you’ll also quickly discover that investors, donors, and board members will ask to see copies of your business plan, and if you don’t have one, you could
Chances are, if you’re reading this article, you’ve already got a great mission and purpose in mind. But right now, you know that choosing a great name for your for your nonprofit is crucial. [Click here to get your downloadable worksheet to Create an Unforgettable Name for Your Nonprofit!] You’re learning how to launch a
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"In a gentle way, you can shake the world." - Mahatma Gandhi