Many nonprofits question whether they should use an offer letter or employment agreement for new employees. Understanding the general use of each type of contract
The non-profit entity has been formed, the board of directors is in place, and your bylaws have been written. You’re ready for the final piece of
When setting up a non-profit organization, many people overlook the importance of crafting nonprofit bylaws that are customized to the organization’s unique needs. As the
You’ve decided to incorporate – congratulations! This is a big step in any non-profit business venture. When you’re finished, your organization will officially exist as a
As you’re assembling your non-profit board of directors, your mind may naturally turn to who holds the power and actually owns this thing. After all,
The first challenge when founding a non-profit is deciding how to choose non-profit directors. Once you’ve done your non-profit research and created a business plan,
Have you ever had an idea you can see so clearly, so precisely, that you know it has to be shared with the rest of your community, state, country, or even the whole world? You’ve probably thought about starting a non-profit organization as a way to turn your dream into a reality.
It’s important to remember that a non-profit organization is a business, just like all the for-profit companies out there. You should think like a CEO right from the start. With the proper tools and support, you can start giving back to your community and changing lives. In this post, we’ll explore four things you should do as you make plans to get your non-profit organization up and running.
A nonprofit can never be too careful when screening its employees and volunteers. As such, more are conducting due diligence on their employees and volunteers. This is particularly true for those that serve vulnerable populations like children, the elderly, or abuse victims. Part of that diligence is having the volunteer fingerprinted for a background check. If your organization is considering adding this step to its due diligence, do you know where to go for fingerprint background checks?
There are 27 different types of non-profits in the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) code, but the most numerous categories are IRS 501(c)(3) corporations (charitable organizations) and IRS 501(c)(4) corporations (social welfare organizations).
Have you ever considered starting your own private family foundation? For those who have causes you are passionate about, creating a family foundation gives you the
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