The GMU-Nonprofit Works Data Explorer allows users to easily search and download the latest available data on nonprofit employment, establishments, and weekly and annual average wages on the national, state, county, and MSA levels by field and compare nonprofits to for-profits and government over the full period.
Data are currently available at the state and county level for the years 1990-2022. National data are available beginning in 2007, and MSA data are available beginning in 2013.
This resource, Compensating Nonprofit Board Members from NEO Law Group, explores the debate around compensating nonprofit board members, highlighting both the common expectation of volunteer service and the differing perspectives on whether paid board service is appropriate.
According to Joan Garry: "Healthy nonprofits have great boards that work hand-in-hand with the Executive Director to help fulfill the mission. In order to have a great board, a nonprofit needs board members who are engaged, inspired, and understand how to help. This is true for long-standing board members. This is especially true for brand new ones."
12 Ways to Build Your Influence from Nonprofit Learning Center is an easy-to-use guide to make advocacy feel doable for small nonprofits. The playbook includes 12 actions and 5 worksheets for small steps nonprofits can take to lift their voice for their missions.
Raffles are a popular fundraising tool, especially for nonprofits and community organizations looking to engage their supporters in a fun, chance-based way to raise money for good causes. However, the legality and rules around hosting a raffle vary widely across the United States. In some states, raffles are considered a form of gambling, which can be heavily regulated or even prohibited. Understanding the legal requirements and restrictions is essential for any organization planning a raffle.
Bloomerang's guide, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and You: A Nonprofits Guide to Understanding and Getting Started with AI, gives an overview of the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), and explores four essential aspects of AI applications tailored specifically for nonprofits, including:
The research report, Beyond Governance: Exploring the Intersection of Board Practices and Structure and Executive Leadership in North Carolina Nonprofits, explores the effectiveness of board governance in North Carolina nonprofit organizations, focusing on organizational factors, performance measures, board structure, and best practices.
Below are thorough AI sample policies aimed at ensuring the ethical and responsible implementation of artificial intelligence technologies.
The AI for Social Good Playbook: A Resource Guide for Nonprofits & SMBs (Apparo) provides a comprehensive framework for organizations to understand and tap into the benefits of artifici