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How Lessons Learned From Fighting Food Insecurity Can Help Your Nonprofit

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Prior to the Good Samaritan Act, many corporations felt they could face liability for donating food, and people who salvaged it without documented donation could face prosecution. After many years of lobbying and hard work, the GSA was passed, enabling all parties to help people. Interested in getting involved in lobbying, for example?

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Types of Nonprofits: A Comprehensive Guide

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These organizations often depend on donations from their supporters, as well as grants, and other forms of funding to support their operations while pursuing their mission with any surplus being reinvested into the organization’s cause instead of being distributed to shareholders. These organizations are unable to collect donations.

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

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As the number increases, that’s more competition for funds such as awards. Use fund accounting, meaning sources such as membership dues are handled in separate accounts. Funds can also be classified as: Restricted : reserved for projects and events. Add it to your Form 990 to account for your assets and liabilities.

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Nonprofit Board Member Onboarding: 12 Things to Cover

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Part of every board member’s responsibility is to make sure that their nonprofit is properly funded to carry out its mission. But funding goes beyond their own gift. This is also a good time to discuss liability issues and your board liability insurance (which you have, of course.)

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