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Free Webinar – Grow Your Stewardship Program

Free Webinar – Grow Your Stewardship Program

Aplos Software, one of our valued business partners, is hosting a free online webinar on Tuesday, June 21st at 10:00 a.m. Pacific (1:00 p.m. Eastern). Join fundraising expert Dan Kimball for a one-hour webinar that will help you get a good…

Cultivating and Maintaining an Active Donor Base

Cultivating and Maintaining an Active Donor Base

So, you want new donors?  You want to make sure that you keep getting funds from the donors you currently have?  What are you doing to make sure that both of these things are happening?  If you lack a strategy and…

What is IRS Form 990?

What is IRS Form 990?

It’s that time of year again… time to start thinking about your organization’s tax return filing. Some may not be aware of this annual requirement, or what even goes into this form. We created an FAQ to give a better understanding…

How to Find Board Members for a Nonprofit

How to Find Board Members for a Nonprofit

One of the most essential aspects of starting a nonprofit is the organizational governance. Governance starts with the board of directors. Not surprisingly, setting up the original board of directors trips up people right from the start. We often have…

What Charities are Worth Your Donations? – Ignoring the Overhead Myth

What Charities are Worth Your Donations? – Ignoring the Overhead Myth

Dean Karlan, professor of economics at Yale University, recently wrote an article about determining if a charity is wasting donated money on overhead expenses. In this article, he discusses the “overhead ratio,” which we have discussed in a previous article.…

Important Message Regarding Overhead Myth from GuideStar CEO

Important Message Regarding Overhead Myth from GuideStar CEO

January 2023 UPDATE: the links to the Overhead Myth letter in the article below have been disabled due to the site no longer being active, however the Overhead Myth is important enough of a topic for us to keep the…

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