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Reply To: Inconsistent IRS Guidance on Conflicts of Interest
The distinction between “interested person” and “disqualified person” is an important one that nonprofits should understand when developing conflict-of-interest policies. The IRS sample policy can…
Reply To: What are the best ways to integrate social media with a nonprofit website?
This is a good read. You may want to include these two perspectives in your next conversation: 8. Treat social media as a donor journey,…
Reply To: How do I verify the legal status of individual organizations or nonprofits?
I find myself lucky to stumble on this thread and even more, the comment of Sara. I have also been looking for how to verify…
Reply To: How are you handling post-award grant reporting?
Great, thanks alot. Happy to clarify if anything is unclear.
Reply To: Are there cost-effective ways one can verify nonprofit organizations?
Jordan, I have been having the same problem too. I think I’ll try Riley’s suggestion.
Reply To: How do I verify the legal status of individual organizations or nonprofits?
This has been an issue for me too. Thank you for sharing.
Reply To: Are there cost-effective ways one can verify nonprofit organizations?
Jordan, I know that manual verification grind well. API solutions like Nonprofit Check Plus or CharityAPI can verify EIN and tax status instantly, often with…
Reply To: Inconsistent IRS Guidance on Conflicts of Interest
Michael, this is a worrying catch. I have always just pointed people to the IRS sample policy, assuming it was a safe template. Now I…
Reply To: How do I verify the legal status of individual organizations or nonprofits?
It is so hard to know who to trust just from social media. My personal rule of thumb is to check the IRS tool first…