Striking a Balanced Response to a Fraud-Focused Atmosphere
Ripples from fraud can cost nonprofits dearly in terms of donations and additional compliance requirements, but some losses can be mitigated.
Content Type: Newsletter
How Important Is the Problem of Rising Costs for Nonprofits? Tell Us.
Two volunteer-run operations announced they might cease or suspend operations because they could no longer afford the costs of materials.
One Nonprofit Press Is Ending a Productive Revenue Stream Worth Millions — Here’s Why
It's all part of the ongoing quest for the right revenue mix, a search that's grown more intense in the face of federal retrenchment.
More than Federal Grants and Contracts: An Example of the Far-Reaching Financial Impacts of the Policy Environment
When revenue is scarce, mobilizing social capital depends on your role as a responsible organizational partner.
Taking Financial Precautions, Nonprofit-Style
A California nonprofit has chosen to not apply for a community development block grant in response to what it calls “egregious” mandates.
By Special Request: Continue the Discussion in NFC’s Posted Chats
We encourage you to visit the information exchanges in the Chats that accompany each webinar and add to them wherever you can.
The Need for Patient Capital in the Arts has Implications for All Nonprofits and Foundations
Building and rebuilding sustainable nonprofit businesses is not for the faint of heart or seekers of immediate profit.
Lone Financial Wolves and the Downside of Trust
When it comes to nonprofit scandals, it’s often precisely when a leader is endowed with high levels of others’ trust that fraud occurs.
Not Worth It: Chicago Catholic Charities Quits 75 Government Contracts
For the thousands of nonprofits who have or are considering government contracts, this is a blockbuster story.