The information contained in this site is of general nature and should not be acted upon in your specific situation without further details and/or professional assistance Blueprint for the Future? Use
Your Budget as a Planning Tool A
nonprofit often uses its budget as a blueprint for deciding which projects or
activities it can afford to pursue during the coming year. But if an
organization doesn’t properly plan its budget, it won’t be financially
prepared for the future. This article looks at how nonprofits can use budgets to
guide themselves toward a better tomorrow.
A Treasure Trove of
Responsibility
Treasurers Play a
Critical Role in a Nonprofit’s Financial Survival
Historically, a nonprofit’s treasurer’s main function has been to
ensure the organization’s financial integrity. But, ultimately, he or she is
responsible for a nonprofit’s compliance with government standards as well as
the organization’s short- and long-term financial goals. In this article we
explore the ever-expanding roles treasurers play and how they can help a
nonprofit manage its funds and grow financially. Get
the Most From Your Cyber-Investment Design
Your Web Site To Improve Your Bottom Line and Generate Revenue Many
nonprofits fail to fully harness their Web sites’ potential power. The
Internet’s speed and automated administrative functions as well as its ability
to disseminate information make it a unique marketing tool. This article looks
at how to maximize a site’s value and increase revenue.
News for Nonprofits
This
section reports on post-Sept. 11 cause-related marketing, which has generated
hundreds of millions of dollars in charity revenue. Also, it reports on recent
IRS changes to excess benefit rules and a Federal Trade Commission proposal that
may affect the way nonprofits conduct fundraising. |
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