A code of ethics should align with a nonprofit’s mission
A nonprofit’s code of ethics guides day-to-day operations, as well as your employees’ and board members’ conduct.
To find new revenue opportunities, apply critical thinking skills
Sometimes finding new sources of revenue starts internally by examining your organization’s finances and applying critical thinking skills.
It’s time to cultivate Gen Z – your next generation donors
Young members of the emerging Generation Z demographic show strong signs of activism, and future-looking nonprofits should cultivate them now.
Fraud in the workplace: When the numbers don’t add up
Stephen A. Rollins Jr., CPA Accounting & Auditing Director When the numbers don’t add up, no one wants to think of fraud in the workplace. But with more than $100,000 in median losses among small businesses and twice that much among larger organizations,...Nonprofits must carefully navigate the upcoming political season
Nonprofits must be careful about activities related to public policy issues, or risk losing tax-exempt status.
Can your nonprofit board recognize financial warning signs?
A key duty of your nonprofit’s board is to oversee the organization’s finances. Some warning signs may jump out immediately, but others can be more subtle.