5 Reasons Your Nonprofit Needs an Operating Reserve
There has long been a popular misconception—if a nonprofit has money, it must not need money. However, “not-for-profit” does not mean “no surpluses allowed.”
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There has long been a popular misconception—if a nonprofit has money, it must not need money. However, “not-for-profit” does not mean “no surpluses allowed.”
Whether you are just starting a nonprofit or have been in existence for years, your organization requires a budget.
The Catholic Church runs the largest network of private schools in the United States, with thousands of primary and secondary …
Imagine starting a road trip and not knowing how much gas you had in the tank. You might be able …
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Are you looking for ways to manage your volunteers more effectively? To conclude National Volunteer Month, we’ve gathered the best …
Internal controls have moved out of the dusty halls of accounting and become everyone’s responsibility.
How are trust and internal controls intertwined? That is what we will explore in this article.
For ages, boards have used pens, paper, filing cabinets, and other old-fashioned supplies and processes as part of their nonprofit …
Current world events have the globe on high alert. As the situation in Ukraine has continued to evolve, many governmental …
