We continue to share resources and support for nonprofits impacted by Hurricane Helene who are both recovering and serving the needs of their communities across western NC. Resources for Nonprofits + How to Help
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If an institution determines that a restriction contained in a gift instrument on the management, investment, or purpose of an institutional fund is unlawful, impracticable, impossible to achieve, or wasteful, the institution may release or modify the restriction, in whole or part, if certain criteria are met.
Your organization may be growing and need extra hands on deck to maintain the recordkeeping. Or, maybe it’s small and needs external help to manage finances. Either way, working with outsourced accountants may benefit your operations and save you money.
This piece is good to share with board members as a base of commonly understood information that will help them manage loans better against the blips, delays and growth tracks in nonprofit finance.
Knowing your nonprofit's actual costs is common sense. Fortunately, an increasing number of enlightened donors, grantmakers, and government partners are recognizing the reality that essential costs include not only direct program costs, but other costs too.
What should a board do once it suspects or has discovered evidence of embezzlement? Clifford Perlman of NPQ details the responsibilities of the board when funds go missing.
