Introduction Nonprofit organizations today face a growing array of risks that threaten their ability to fulfill their missions. From cyber threats to regulatory changes and financial uncertainties, the challenges are numerous and increasingly complex. As these risks continue to emerge, taking steps to affirmatively protect nonprofit assets has become more critical than ever. In this …
In the realm of nonprofit organizations, maintaining thorough and accurate records is not only a best practice but often a legal requirement. Among these essential records is the minute book, a vital repository of organizational history and decisions. This blog post will explore the importance of minute books for nonprofits, what they should contain, the …
Proper documentation is crucial for nonprofit organizations to maintain legal compliance, ensure accountability, and preserve historical records. Meeting minutes for nonprofits play a vital role in this process by creating a formal record of discussions, decisions, and actions taken during meetings of the board of directors and its committees. This blog post explores their purpose, …
Mission accomplished. Our needs have changed. We are not sustainable. Our efforts are better served elsewhere. There can be many reasons behind the dissolution of a nonprofit organization, but one thing is a given: from logistics to community impact, closing operations takes time and care. While there are variances from state to state, we have …
Meetings, meetings, meetings. A necessary part of any nonprofit organization, they are where ideas and issues are discussed, new initiatives are introduced, and action items are assigned. While they may seem cumbersome at times, a good meeting keeps your organization focused and goal-oriented. But how do you maintain the productivity of meetings – especially recurring …
It’s the room where it happens. Where the decisions are made, goals are discussed, and milestones are celebrated. When your board of directors formally gathers, it is a meeting of the minds that keeps your nonprofit organization’s operations moving forward and reaching toward new heights. And with such important items being discussed and decided upon …
