External environmental risks are inevitable, but with proactive planning and adaptability, nonprofits can continue to thrive despite economic downturns, political changes, or natural disasters. Learn how to mitigate these risks and remain resilient in the face of uncertainty.
Learn about the unique set of operational risks that nonprofit organizations face and how they can significantly impact their ability to serve their communities and achieve their mission.
Functional expense allocations and the program expense ratio are crucial aspects of financial transparency for nonprofits. Learn why properly allocating expenses into categories like program services, management, and fundraising not only provides a clear financial picture but also significantly impacts the organization’s public image, fundraising potential, and IRS compliance.
In the nonprofit world, governance and leadership are the cornerstones of organizational success. Learn about some common governance and leadership risks that nonprofits must address to ensure long-term sustainability.
Financial risks are an unavoidable reality for nonprofit organizations, but with strategic planning and a proactive approach, these risks can be managed effectively. Learn how your organization can address these risks head-on to achieve long-term sustainability and make an even greater impact.
Public charities, private foundations, and donor advised funds can provide qualified disaster relief assistance to victims of qualified disasters, including individuals and small businesses.
The IRS has issued a key memorandum concluding that most NIL collectives do not qualify for tax-exempt status. Learn more about the implications for universities, collectives, and the future of NIL programs.
Nonprofits need to cultivate a new type of workforce by adopting a more operational mindset and investing in technology, which will attract top talent
Jonny Rosch, Partner and CPA from PBMares, explores how executive benefits can be a powerful retention strategy for nonprofit organizations.
Starting a nonprofit isn’t the only way to make an impact. Four effective alternatives include partnering with an existing organization, using fiscal sponsorship, creating a donor-advised fund (DAF), and establishing a social enterprise. Each option offers unique benefits and provides greater flexibility in achieving philanthropic goals.
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