You want to hire a member of the Board of Directors as an employee or buy goods or services from a director. Executive compensation and[…]
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Congratulations – The IRS says your organization is tax exempt! Now what? Obtaining tax exempt status is just the beginning, not the end of the[…]
There are many types of tax-exempt organizations. Two of the most common are 501(c)(3) charities and 501(c)(6) trade associations. To form a non-profit[…]
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by Leah Cohen Chatinover We recently helped launch Young Judaea Global, Inc. as a newly independent nonprofit organization in a spin-off from Hadassah, the Women’s[…]
You just got laid off and need to find a job. You provide a loving home to 20 adopted stray cats, but can’t keep doing[…]
After making the decision to close, nonprofit staff and board members may feel shame, guilt or anger. But, the hardest choice may be the best[…]
If you serve on a nonprofit Board of Directors you know that organizations get into trouble when money runs short. A deficit looms, an accusatory[…]
In the wake of an unexpected defeat such as losing a significant grant or a government contract, a nonprofit board of directors may be asking[…]