Nonprofits and Debt Capital: Embrace the Strategic Use of Borrowing – Resources List
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The 5 Nonprofit Business Models Revealed: A Nonprofit Financial Leader’s Guide – Resources List
Recording of Webinar: 5 Nonprofit Business Models Revealed on January 31, 2023 5 Nonprofit Business Models Revealed…
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Case Study: Northern Dental Access Center Expansion through Service to “Competitors” This is one in a series of six case…
See ResourceHeads-Up on Public Service Loan Forgiveness from the National Council of Nonprofits
Nonprofit Employees and Employers: Take advantage of temporary relief under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. Check your eligibility today!…
See ResourceNonprofits and Inflation: What’s the Plan?
How is inflation affecting your nonprofit? What strategies are you considering to mitigate negative impacts?
See ResourceNonprofit Resilience: Faulty Notions
Many myths have grown around the practices that offer effectiveness and sustainability in a crisis.
See ResourceNonprofit Finance Fund Findings on The Racial Realities of the Nonprofit Economy
This year’s survey report, reflecting 1,168 nonprofit respondents, displays NFF’s new focus on racial equity.
See ResourceOrganizational Slack (or Goldilocks and the Three Budgets)
Organizational slack is an important concept in the management literature, but you won’t find it mentioned in articles on nonprofits. It has several definitions, but all boil down to extra resources or resources held in reserve. The difference between a hand-to-mouth organization and a vibrant one is slack. Think of slack as the financial aspect of organizational capacity.
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