Since many Nonprofits are getting acclimated to the new 990 and the new Governance Policy questions, We thought this might be of interest. As you know the 990 asks if your organization has the following policies :
- Whistle Blower Policy
- Document Retention Policy
- Gift Retention Policy
- Conflict of Interest Policy
The IRS has stated that they do not intend to offer samples of these (See
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Special events are often used to raise awareness, and money, for your organization. But the tough fact about special events is that they fail to raise money two thirds of the time, espec…
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Added by Darryl Swain on December 8, 2009 at 8:28am —
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Every time you reach out to the community for funds to contribute to your organization, you may worry that you’ll have a high rejection rate. You’re always hoping that you’ve developed y…
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Added by Darryl Swain on November 8, 2009 at 8:18pm —
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It can be challenging to find donors to make contributions to your organization or project. Procuring funds from strangers is a tough sell and has a high failure rate. So why do so many…
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Added by Darryl Swain on October 21, 2009 at 5:40pm —
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For New Applicants: All new Nonprofits that want to obtain HUD approval to participate as a FHA mortgagor, purchase HUD Homes at a discount, or administer a Secondary Financing/ Down Payment Assistance Program must submit an e-mail directly to their local Homeownership Center (HOC), Program Support Division, indicating that your organization would like to apply for approval to participate in FHA Nonprofit activities. The e-mail must also include the following information: your organization’s leg…
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Added by eddie stokes on September 7, 2009 at 2:57pm —
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Grants and Investments
Google.org has committed over $100 million in grants and investments. These include:
Clean Energy
RE
•Makani Power Inc.: $15 million investment to support R&D on high-altitude wind energy extraction technologies aimed at producing utility-scale power cheaper than coal.
•eSolar Inc. and BrightSource Energy, Inc.: $10 million investments in each to support R&D on solar thermal power to produce utility-scale power cheaper than coal.
•AltaRock Energy, Inc: $6.25 mi…
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Added by Mark McCallick on August 26, 2009 at 10:15pm —
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http://www.sagehospitality.com/specials/giveadaygetanight.htm
Give A Day, Get A Night
Sage Supports VolunteerismGive 8 hours of community service and Get a complimentary night stay or 50% discount on hotel rooms at all 53 Sage hotels across the country.
Offer ends December 20, 2009
The Details:
Complete 8 hours of volunteer service to a registered 501(c)3 non profit organization to qualify to rece…
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Added by Mark McCallick on August 8, 2009 at 1:00pm —
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Looking for a unique holiday card to delight your friends and family this year and raise money for a good cause? The Home for Little Wanderers' 2009 Holiday Card Program benefits at-risk children and families throughout The Home's 16 programs in Eastern Massachusetts. Each card features artwork by children who receive services from The Home. This year, six different designs are available. Cards are sold in packs of 20 and contain information about The Home's mission. The Holiday Card Prog…
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Added by The Home PR on August 4, 2009 at 11:15am —
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Article location:" target="_blank"">http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/137/do-something-good-vs-evil.html
July 1, 2009
Tags: Leadership, Management, Magazine, not-for-profit
Why Overhead Isn’t Evil in the Non-Profit World
By Nancy Lublin
Every industry has a bogeyman. Farmers fear Mother Nature. Celebrities hate (yet love) the paparazzi. Big pharma worries about hurting babies -- a j…
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Added by Mark McCallick on July 24, 2009 at 5:01pm —
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Are you using the power of the Internet to market your non-profit organization? Some suggestions are:
Non-profit Newsletter
Write a monthly newsletter describing the activities of your non-profit organization.
Newsletter Tips:
a) Ask for input from your clients or members about what they would like to see in the newsletter.
b) Subscribe to RSS feeds from your information network to get ideas for your newsletter.
Publish a Non-Profit Blog
Blogs are informative and dra…
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Added by John Gibson on December 12, 2008 at 9:30am —
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I am the Founder of NonProfit Connect™ - the social network for NonProfit Organizations. I am a CPA and I have worked with NonProfit Organizations for over 25 years. Over the years I have found that the best resource I have to help my clients is the pool of people I have met in the very organizations I have served. I have been asked “where can I...” :
• Find Board Members
• Get the word out about my event
• Find Employees
• Find Volunteers
• Find answers to Business, Human Resources, Legal and…
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Added by Mark McCallick on April 21, 2008 at 12:30am —
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