Organizations are getting “back to work” and with that comes special events. The question still lingers…should events be in-person or virtual? How is your organization handling events? Read this blog for special considerations before you determine how to handle your next event.
Read MoreHow is the recent volatility of the stock market impacting nonprofits? The recent market conditions, combined with the uncertainty of the past few years are top-of-mind with nonprofit leaders across the country. Read this blog for more details.
Read MoreWhen organizations go through difficult periods or times of challenge, leadership can make all the difference. But, what about when the challenge is actually caused by leadership? Read this blog for my thoughts.
Read MoreRecently I have had the pleasure of watching my son’s youth soccer team. The improvement the team has made from the fall season to the spring season is impressive, but what I am most impressed by is the coaching by volunteer parents. This blog addresses the many ways leadership appears in our daily lives. Read more.
Read MoreHas your organization ever hired, or thought about hiring, an interim leader? With so much movement in the industry, some organizations are looking to bring on interim leaders while they conduct a search for a more permanent executive. This blog discusses why some organizations might hire an interim leader, and my thoughts on the topic.
Read MoreSome healthcare systems recently announced quarterly earnings and they were lackluster. What does this mean for the future of healthcare, and how might this impact you? Read this blog for my thoughts.
Read MoreSince 2000, Warren Buffett has auctioned off the opportunity to have lunch - and receive some stock tips - to raise funds for The Glide Foundation, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that helps the homeless in that city. This is the last year Mr. Buffett will be auctioning off the lunch opportunity. Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreMany states are introducing laws designed to enforce salary transparency. In some instances, job descriptions must include a minimum and maximum starting salary. The purpose of these changes is to reduce the wage gap. How will this impact you? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreIt was only a matter of time before crowdfunding efforts would catch the attention of the IRS. How will tax and other laws impact crowdfunding efforts in the future? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreYounger generations - Millenials and Generation Z - are showing society how to truly vote with your pocketbook. These generations are more willing to pay extra for a product or service that aligns with their core values. How else do they vote with their financial power? Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreNo matter where you reside, there’s probably a big election in your district. Our political seasons are becoming more and more difficult for everyone - voters and candidates. Read the blog for more on my perspective.
Read MoreChanges are coming with regard to how organizations that receive gifts-in kind report these gifts. If your organization receives gifts in-kind, pay attention. Read this blog for a clear overview on the changes coming and what you can do to be prepared.
Read MoreImportant changes are coming to the Retired Minimum Distribution. What does this meant to you as a donor or a nonprofit? Read this blog to learn more about these changes and how they could impact you or your organization.
Read MoreInflation is impacting just about everything these days, including nonprofits. On the one hand, the amount of donations coming in is shrinking, and on the other hand, costs are rising. Is your nonprofit being impacted by inflation?
Read MoreSometimes, after working for an organization for a while we realize we’re not in the right place. Sometimes, it’s just not the right fit. Read this blog to learn how you can determine if you’re right for the organization, and what to do if you need to make a change.
Read MoreI really thought in 2022 we were beyond this, but women are still being paid less than their male counterparts for performing the exact same jobs. This blog post discusses a recent lawsuit in the medical field about this very topic. Read this blog to learn more.
Read MoreRecently, I have been reading a lot about the merging of nonprofit and for-profit principles. How does this work? Read this blog to understand the ins and outs of this idea, and how it can impact your nonprofit organization.
Read MoreWhat is the relationship between college athletics and philanthropy? In the two-week run-up of Saint Peters’ journey in the NCAA basketball tournament, the school raised $2.5M. Typically the school would raise $500,000 during this time. Schools report increased donations, memorabilia and clothing sales, and more when their athletic teams win. So, is there a connection between philanthropy and athletic success on the courts or fields? Read the blog for my thoughts.
Read MoreDid your nonprofit receive PPP funds? Some nonprofits did receive the funds, but we are learning they did not use them appropriately, may not have needed the funds, or are unable to appropriately prepare for IRS audits relating to the PPP loans. Read this blog to learn more about this controversial issue.
Read MoreHow are hospitals taking care of the most vulnerable members of their communities - those who do not have the financial means to pay for healthcare? In some areas, it is becoming evident that hospitals are not offering the level of charity care they should. Read this blog for more details about the importance of charity care.
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