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Why Are Nonprofits Experiencing An Insurance Crisis? And What Can the Nonprofit Sector Do About it?

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Lower liability insurance limits First, the community-based nonprofit sector generally must carry lower limits of liability insurance. Most insurance companies have reinsurance in order to protect their solvency and transfer a portion of their liability to the reinsurer. The answer is fourfold.

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Why You Should Run Your Nonprofit Like a Business

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You need a budget. And you need policies, procedures, and processes. If you’re a business, and you don’t have an audience, a brand, a budget, and a marketing plan, you can’t sell your products or services. Does your budget reflect reality? . A business cannot operate without a budget. You need a marketing plan.

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Connecting the dots: Fighting for equity through a data partnership 

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When the Supreme Court gutted race-conscious admissions last summer and the American Alliance for Equal Rights followed with a lawsuit against the Fearless Fund, some in the philanthropic sector feared that demographic data had become a potential liability. It also provides a quantitative baseline to evaluate and build upon equity strategies.

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What Are 7 Common Nonprofit Startup Costs?

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Most nonprofits set aside a percentage of their annual budget to go toward staffing. This number can vary depending on the size of the nonprofit, but for most, this is anywhere from 60-90% of their annual budget. However, most nonprofit organizations start out with a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP).

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The 10 roles and responsibilities of a nonprofit Board of Directors

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The Board will be responsible for monitoring how closely financial activity matches the actual budget, looking into how much programs and services cost, and whether that cost is appropriate. They should put internal controls in place and help write policies to prevent loss, theft, or confusion, using current b est practices.

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Nonprofit Accounting Basics: 5 Fundamentals to Know

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Budgeting Your nonprofit’s annual budget is a key financial planning document that guides your organization’s spending and fundraising efforts. Most nonprofits break down the revenue side of their budget by source. Jitasa’s nonprofit financial management guide recommends creating the following fiscal policies: Gift acceptance.

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An Essential Guide to Nonprofit Financial Management (Best Practices and Tips)

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Nonprofit financial management requires greater transparency and increased contingency planning of your budget. You also need policies to stay up-to-date with compliance and reporting requirements. Financial Planning and Budgeting The first areas to consider for management are financial planning and budgeting.