Cryptocurrency Donations for Nonprofits and Donors
As the popularity of cryptocurrency continues to grow, more and more donors are making cryptocurrency donations. As a result, cryptocurrency donations can provide significant tax benefits to philanthropic donors. Additionally, embracing cryptocurrency donations could enable charitable organizations
Understanding Types of Nonprofit Board Meetings
Regular, Special, Annual, Organizational – to the new nonprofit director, the various types of nonprofit board meetings can be confusing. Not all nonprofit board meetings are alike. Board members are sometimes unaware that state law and corporate bylaws provide for different types of meetings
The Difference Between Fiscal Sponsorship and Fiscal Agency (and Why It Matters)
Fiscal sponsorships are a popular way for new nonprofit organizations or temporary projects to attract tax-deductible donations or secure grants that require 501(c)(3) status. However, the IRS has specific requirements that must be met to qualify as a fiscal sponsorship. That’s why organizations
5 Risks of Third-Party Fundraisers
Third-party fundraisers are events run by individuals, businesses, community groups, schools, or organizations to raise money or goods for a nonprofit. Activities can range from hosting a table at a community event, a restaurant night, marathons, and more. Fundraising is essential to the success o
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Avoiding the Top 15 Nonprofit Governance Mistakes
These are the most common nonprofit governance mistakes we see, as well as advice about how nonprofit boards can avoid making errors.
Moving a Nonprofit to Another State
The laws in this area have been evolving and it is getting easier to move a nonprofit's domicile (or legal home) from one state to another.
Nonprofits and Affiliated Entities
There are many reasons nonprofit organizations find it in their mutual best interest to work together to deliver services.
Fiduciary Responsibility of Nonprofit Boards
Nonprofit board members must understand and fulfill their fiduciary duties or they expose the nonprofit they serve and themselves to risk.
Free download: How to Start a Non-Profit Organization
As the solution unfolds, you realize you need to raise funds to turn that dream into a reality. At this point, many visionaries jump to filing for tax-exempt status.
