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Building Trust and Accountability: A Guide to Nonprofit Internal Controls Policy

Blackbaud

Picture this: A nonprofit organization launches an ambitious new program, only to discover months later that inconsistent financial processes have led to overspending, duplicated payments, and critical delays. A well-implemented internal control policy. Do All Nonprofit Organizations Need an Internal Control Policy?

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How Government Grants Are Changing Grant-Making Policies

GrantNews

Government grant-making policies are shifting the entire world of grants. In truth, this is one of the many reasons GrantWatch lists grants for nonprofits and businesses alike. Given these points, the government leads the way in grant-making policies. Nonprofits and business can apply for grants on their own.

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Why Your Nonprofit Needs a Board Giving Policy (and How to Create One)

Gail Perry Group

Achieving 100% board giving can be a challenge for some nonprofits. It’s all a matter of board policy. Every board sets its own policies in the area of giving. How can your nonprofit ask others for support if its own leadership is not financially supportive? Why do board members need to give generously? No one else.

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5 Best Practices for Nonprofit Employee Onboarding

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Your nonprofit needs a skilled, dedicated team to advance its mission. By Debbie Willis Every new employee brings passion, talent, and a fresh perspective to your nonprofit. Your nonprofits new hires and long-time employees are all dedicated to making the world a better place, but they need an environment that allows them to flourish.

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Five Internal Controls for the Very Small Nonprofit

Blue Avocado

The Gold Avocado series showcases some of the very best content that Blue Avocado has for nonprofit leaders, based on overall popularity, reader response, and quality. We asked CPA Carl Ho , who works with dozens of small nonprofits, what would be the five most important, most do-able controls for small groups: 1.

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Don’t Take a Vacation from Your Donor Communication

Ann Green's Nonprofit

It may be quieter at your nonprofit, or maybe it isn’t considering everything that’s going on, especially in the U.S. Brighten your donor’s day with a handwritten thank you card Nonprofit organizations don’t thank their donors enough. Will certain policies or funding cuts affect your organization? It’s summer!

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Focus on Generosity and Building Relationships on Giving Tuesday

Ann Green's Nonprofit

In theory, that sounds nice, but in reality, it’s a day when nonprofit organizations unleash an onslaught of transactional fundraising appeals by email, text, and social media. Whether you participate or not, Giving Tuesday is part of the nonprofit landscape and if you’re doing a year-end appeal, you’ll need to factor it into your campaign.