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Social media is an essential tool for not-for-profit outreach, engagement and fundraising. But social media also poses a reputational threat if your organization doesn’t clearly communicate rules for its use and prepare for “emergencies.” If

Charitable giving is picking up and there are other signs that suggest 2022 will be less challenging for nonprofits. But to help ensure your nonprofit can overcome obstacles, consider taking these three financial steps.

Even if this isn’t your nonprofit’s budget season, you may want to start thinking about changing your budgeting process. A couple of strategies can make you more resilient in these uncertain times.

What are the keys to your company’s success? Read on to help unlock the answer.

It’s easy to see why small charitable projects seek fiscal sponsorships, but your established nonprofit may also benefit from sponsoring a group. Learn more about fiscal sponsorships.

Are inefficient inventory practices dragging down your business? It’s important to regularly review your approach.

How prepared are your nonprofit and its staffers for an unexpected outpouring of support? Sudden interest could take down your website, or worse. We discuss how to be ready.

There are many reasons besides emergencies for nonprofits to consider taking out loans. We discuss them as well as where to look for funding and how to get approved.

Many mature nonprofits may emerge from the pandemic relatively unscathed. But getting back to “normal” probably means recognizing new challenges. These include the need to identify growth opportunities.

If your organization follows a calendar year end, it’s time to start wrapping up your financial results for 2021. Here are simple ways you can facilitate audit fieldwork.