Liability Pass-Through Policy 
Wild Apricot
JUNE 16, 2025
All funds go through their bank accounts. The sponsor may manage staffing, set policies and represent your project publicly. Funders expect a full 501(c)(3) relationship, not just a pass-through. You’re seeking help beyond finances, like HR, liability coverage or insurance.
Planned Giving
APRIL 24, 2025
Instead, it can structure the transaction so that the donor transfers title directly to the buyer through a directed close. Takeaway: Nonprofits can accept real estate gifts without ever holding the property directly, reducing liability and complexity. Promote this option through donor communications, events, and online content.
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Blue Avocado
MARCH 3, 2025
Lower liability insurance limits First, the community-based nonprofit sector generally must carry lower limits of liability insurance. Most insurance companies have reinsurance in order to protect their solvency and transfer a portion of their liability to the reinsurer. The answer is fourfold.
Planned Giving
NOVEMBER 2, 2023
Read on for a few simple steps to build or strengthen your gift acceptance policy. What is a Gift Acceptance Policy? A gift acceptance policy serves as a transparency tool for your organization to understand which gifts your nonprofit is prepared to warmly accept. What does a Gift Acceptance Policy Contain?
Center for Major Gifts
JUNE 16, 2024
While these words, though seen frequently, are valid, rarely are they fulfilled more meaningfully than through a gift of real estate to the nonprofit you cherish most. Anyone can make a gift of real estate as long as the nonprofit’s gift acceptance policy allows it, and the property is in marketable condition; ideally free of debts.
Sharpshooter Communications
AUGUST 13, 2021
There are probably a million loopholes through and around these requirements. Therefore, in addition to a notification requirement , Type III supporting organizations must pass separate responsiveness and integral part tests. I’ve included the links. I am NOT an accountant. I am NOT an attorney. 501c4: Social Welfare Organizations.
Assel Grant Services
MAY 6, 2024
Disclaimer of Opinion – This type of report shows a company is not compliant with GAAP guidelines and portrays gross misstatements on its assets and liabilities. improving policies and procedures and strengthening internal controls). This report means the auditor thought they couldn’t issue a definitive opinion on the nonprofit.
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