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Why Your Nonprofit Needs a Board Giving Policy (and How to Create One)

Gail Perry Group

It’s all a matter of board policy. Every board sets its own policies in the area of giving. The post Why Your Nonprofit Needs a Board Giving Policy (and How to Create One) appeared first on Gail Perry Group. The subject of personal giving by board members is a straightforward expectation. Not swept under the rug.

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Nonprofit Radio for October 14, 2024: Tech Policies To Reduce Toxic Productivity

Tony Martignetti

Marina Martinez-Bateman: Tech Policies To Reduce Toxic Productivity First, what is toxic productivity? Finally, what are the better practices and policies? Finally, what are the better practices and policies? This … Continue reading Nonprofit Radio for October 14, 2024: Tech Policies To Reduce Toxic Productivity →

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Does Your Nonprofit Website Need a Privacy Policy?

Wild Apricot

Do you have a nonprofit privacy policy? If not, here's why you need to set one up today.

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Pre- and Post-Award is like PB&J

RBW Strategy

What is your policy related to conflicts of interest? The best way to reduce organizational risk and to ensure that your organization incorporates the requirements of 2 CFR 200 is to develop robust policies and procedures. Start with the highest priority policies and then go from there. If its not written down, does it exist?

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Technology policies and practices to leave behind in 2025

Candid

Here are four technology policies and practices nonprofits and foundations of any size or mission area should leave behind in 2025: 1. Stop creating product-specific technology policies Just as accessibility covers many different systems, interventions, accommodations, and needs, so too should your organizations policies.

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How nonprofits can engage in policy advocacy now 

Candid

Discussing budgets and policy was uncomfortable for the partner—and not something her nonprofit typically does. Despite working in diverse geographies and issue areas—from environmental justice to workforce development, arts education to grief support—these nonprofits share similar concerns about the risk of engaging in policy advocacy.

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