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How Nonprofits Get Really Big (2024 Update)
This pair of articles make the argument that if you are after sheer size, revenue concentration may be the way to go.
Reply To: Property rental
Hi Jerry — When you say “property user fee” do you mean rental fees of some kind? If the property the nonprofit owns is integral…
Beyond Donations: Isomorphism and Revenue Mix in Nonprofit Startups
Fascinating work on “field isomorphism,” or why fields tend to use the funding streams their peers use as central sources.
The Accumulation of Nonprofit Profits: A Dynamic Analysis
Many nonprofits seek secondary sources to add to unrestricted net assets and reserves even when the dollars don’t justify the effort.
Nonprofit Revenue Strategy and Downside Risk: Applying Portfolio Theory and Extreme Value Theory
It is best to incorporate portfolio diversification that seeks a negative correlation between sources to avoid simultaneous losses.
Property rental
How do you report in 990 property user fee from a property owned by a nonprofit? Can it be classified under the broader line item…
Chart of Accounts –Webinar Recording and Resources List
Your chart of accounts should be built with an eye toward accurate financial storytelling, strategic impact, organic logic, and ease of use.
Reply To: Recommendations for nonprofit social enterprise accounting services
Hi Addison, I totally get the struggles you’re having with setting up your accounting system. I’ve got over a decade of experience in nonprofit financial…
Reply To: Passthrough funds & how to report them on 990
Kate, This is so helpful. I needed the explanation of the “why” to communicate with my board. I can see in the draft the accountant…