How to Promote Your Nonprofit Website on Social Media
Nonprofit websites are essential tools for engaging supporters.
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Leveraging Your CRM for Impact: 3 Tips for New Nonprofits
CRMs can be powerful tools for setting new nonprofits up for success.
Bookkeeping for Churches: How to Balance Faith and Finances
While your church’s main focus is its ministry, orderly finances are necessary for any organization to operate effectively. The best way to set your church up for success is by wisely allocating your resources, communicating financial transparency, and meeting legal…
How to Choose the Right Marketing Channels for Your Nonprofit
Knowing which marketing channels to choose for your nonprofit can help you get in front of the supporters who will be the most passionate about your cause.
Nonprofit Staff Training: How to Enhance Your Impact
Staff members are at the heart of nonprofit operations, so make sure they have the tools they need to succeed.
4 Ways to Improve Your Nonprofit Website’s Security
The following post is a guest article. Establishing appropriate cybersecurity procedures is an essential step of building a resilient nonprofit.
Reaching Donors with Direct Mail: 4 Best Practices
Direct mail can be a powerful channel for nonprofit marketing and fundraising when used effectively.
The Critical Intersection of Nonprofit Websites and Compliance
It’s been a few years since we last published an article about your nonprofit website, but we field questions from clients about this subject on a weekly basis. And, in the time since that 2009 post, our wired world has…
Top 5 Risks of Fundraising Registration Non-Compliance
40 states, plus Washington DC, require 501(c)(3) nonprofits to register prior to soliciting donations. And, since most states now consider all forms of revenue generation by your nonprofit to be a solicitation, you simply must be aware of what is…
What is a Disqualified Person in a Nonprofit?
The IRS has all sorts of rules about what your nonprofit can and can’t do and still maintain 501(c)(3), tax-exempt status. In this article, we’re focusing on the rules concerning the who. Specifically, who can and can’t fulfill certain roles…
