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Top Productivity Tools for New Nonprofits

Top Productivity Tools for New Nonprofits

When you’re just getting started, there’s a LOT to do, from building your Board to setting up an office to raising money. And if you are the founder, you are probably doing most of the work yourself. That’s when a…

Creating Engaging Content for Your Donors: 4 Things to Know

Creating Engaging Content for Your Donors: 4 Things to Know

The following is a guest post from TagFi, an engagement & revenue growth software for communities worldwide. Nonprofit funding is more complicated than just asking for donations. In fact, many nonprofits are already mixing business and charity to earn more…

What Is A 501(c)(7)

What Is A 501(c)(7)?

We are continuing our multi-article series on the other nonprofits…and by other I mean those that are not charitable in nature.  So far we’ve explored social welfare nonprofits and business leagues.  Today’s post examines the third most common type of…

What is a 501(c)(6)?

What Is A 501(c)(6)?

Many people are not aware there are nonprofits organized as a 501(c)(6), at least not enough to recognize them for what they are.  The 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit is so engrained in their consciousness, they don’t realize there are other categories. …

What is a 501(c)(4)?

What Is A 501(c)(4)?

When someone talks about nonprofits, the first thing that comes to mind for most people is a 501(c)(3) charity.  That makes sense, given that the majority of nonprofits have this tax-exemption designation.  But charitable nonprofits don’t tell the whole story. …

How to Raise Money to Cover Startup Costs

How to Raise Money to Cover Startup Costs

Starting a new nonprofit is exciting! You have a chance to make a difference and change lives. Paying for it can be nerve-wracking or even downright scary, especially if you haven’t done much fundraising before. There are registration fees to…

From The Desk of The CEO

2021 – A Year In Review

COVID-19 (still around!).  Economic uncertainty.  Political turmoil.  But yet, signs of recovery sprinkled in.  Nonprofits meeting needs.  It’s been yet another strange year, for sure.

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