Nonprofit Business Advisor
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2021-02-01
- ISBN:
- 1531-5428
Issue Number
- No. 2021-377, February 2021
- No. 2020-375, December 2020
- No. 2020-374, November 2020
- No. 2020-373, October 2020
- No. 2020-372, September 2020
- No. 2020-371, August 2020
- No. 2020-370, July 2020
- No. 2020-369, June 2020
- No. 2020-368, May 2020
- No. 2020-367, April 2020
- No. 2020-366, March 2020
- No. 2020-365, February 2020
- No. 2020-364, January 2020
- No. 2019-363, December 2019
- No. 2019-362, November 2019
- No. 2019-361, October 2019
- No. 2019-360, September 2019
- No. 2019-359, August 2019
- No. 2019-358, July 2019
- No. 2019-357, June 2019
Latest documents
- Long time gap between events sinks discrimination claim
Gender discrimination
- Candid webinar explores inclusive fundraising during crisis
- EveryAction acquires event management platform Mobilize
- Webinar looks at promoting online fundraising campaigns
- Study shows small nonprofits are hit the hardest during pandemic
As the pandemic wears on, industry surveys continue to document the impact that the coronavirus has had on the charitable sector. In the first half of 2020, research from the Charities Aid Foundation of America spotlighted a surge in corporate support for charities battling a drop in donations from individual donors. A later study by Candid and the Center for Disaster Philanthropy showed that donors of all types provided an unprecedented amount of giving specifically to meet immediate needs and services arising from the COVID‐19 pandemic in the United States and abroad.
- Charityhowto.com webinar offers tips on annual report infographics
- Get creative with board engagement as members face their own challenges
Ever since COVID‐19 reared its head and spurred lockdowns across the United States, nonprofits have struggled to adapt their operations to not only keep revenue coming in but, in many cases, to meet a surge in demand for their services. These twin challenges have caused many charities to seek new and creative ways to keep their doors open, literally and figuratively, during a time when person‐to‐person contact is curtailed because of health concerns.
- Judge rules against former employee due to lack of adverse action
Retaliation
- Why nonprofits can benefit most from digitization in 2021
Businesses of all sizes, industries and models alike are affected by the proliferation of technology and tools that make organizations more efficient and scalable. As technology allows us to build faster, smarter, more efficient and resilient models that lead to company growth and increased revenues, we can turn these same innovations to supercharge our human capabilities in a process known as “digitization.”
- 2021 Nonprofit Technology Conference
Featured documents
- Employment Law
FMLA: Misuse of medical leave results in dismissal Retaliation: Former cop can't prove retaliation Drug Testing: Random drug testing not...
- Attract millennials on Giving Tuesday through online and offline engagement
With its hashtag appeal and social media focus, Giving Tuesday seems like a perfect fit for inspiring tech‐savvy millennial donors to give to a worthy cause. However, research shows that this group is more likely to donate when engaged both online and offline than if nonprofits rely on digital...
- Tax Cuts and Jobs Act drives major changes for nonprofits
Relief From Reporting Donor Information Beware of the New “Entertainment, Transit and Parking Lot Tax” Separate Reporting of Unrelated Trades or Businesses UBTI From Advertising in a Scholarly Journal Excise Tax on Endowment Funds of an Educational Institution Excise Tax on Excess Remuneration IRS...
- How Nonprofits Can Take a Page From Corporate America's Playbook
At first glance, it would seem that nonprofits and corporations share few common traits, but that is changing. Corporations have been historically driven by profit and the value they derive from achieving their bottom line for their investors. Nonprofits are driven by a mission to achieve social...
- Donors not as concerned about nonprofit overhead ratios as believed, study shows
While it may seem like established fact that donors judge charities based on their overhead ratios and direct their contributions accordingly, new research shows that's not necessarily the case—potentially freeing up nonprofits from the burdensome “race to the bottom” that can ensue when comparing...
- Employment Law
Age Discrimination: Former employee's suit stays alive Disability Discrimination: Evidence of pretext keeps former employee's suit alive Sexual Orientation: Former employee's suit allowed to...
- Employment Law
Lack of evidence stalls suit Former cop's harassment neither severe nor pervasive Lack of evidence sinks terminated employee's...
- Employment Law
Title VII: Harassed homosexual policeman gets no relief Gender Discrimination: Offended firefighter gets no satisfaction Racial Discrimination: Former employee's suit dies a quick...
- Focus social media outreach on cultivating ‘influencers’ among your followers
While developing an effective social media strategy is crucial to raising awareness about your cause, your efforts may not be targeted on the demographic that can best spread your message, according to branding experts at Attentive.ly, an engagement marketing firm. According to the company,...
- Giving USA report shows uptick in charitable giving for 2019
Donations from U.S.‐based individuals, estates, foundations and corporations climbed to an estimated $449.6 billion in 2019, according to the latest Giving USA report from the Giving USA Foundation. That's up from $431.4 billion in 2018, marking a decent increase year‐over‐year after a relatively...