Indemnification provisions are often treated as standard nonprofit boilerplate. They go into the bylaws, sometimes into the articles, and then everyone moves on. But these
Anonymity in philanthropy is not unusual. Many donors prefer privacy. Sometimes it is humility. Sometimes it is security. Sometimes it is simply temperament. But sometimes
Foundation boards like to celebrate large pledges. They validate strategy. They signal momentum. They make annual reports look good. But the Jeffrey Epstein university scandals,
Every nonprofit wants to believe its programs are changing lives. But belief alone is not enough. Boards, donors, and regulators expect proof that resources are
Legal documents are the foundation of many important relationships, whether between individuals, organizations, or communities. Traditionally, legal writing has been formal, often rigid, and—at times—exclusive.
As we enter a new year, it’s the perfect time for nonprofits to assess their legal and operational health by conducting a legal audit. A
Nonprofit organizations are vital to communities but are not immune to crises. From financial scandals to leadership misconduct, a crisis can quickly derail an organization’s
In today’s increasingly complex social and political landscape, nonprofit organizations are under pressure to strengthen their governance practices—and one key area of focus is board
In a case that highlighted nonprofit governance failures, the New York Attorney General (NYAG), Letitia James, filed a lawsuit against the National Rifle Association (NRA)
Nonprofits run more effectively with a well-functioning Board of Directors and clearly defined officer roles. Yet there a can be confusion between the two positions,
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