Resource Library: Administration and Financial Management

Business planning is a way of systematically answering questions such as, “What problem(s) are we trying to solve?” and “Who will get us there, by when, and what resources will it take?”

In at least 22 states, certain partnerships between nonprofits and businesses are regulated activities that may require a special registration filing.

There are real risks to your nonprofit's own data security as well as to its donors, and individuals it serves.

In this age of data visualization, it’s useful to have a few good dashboards in your nonprofit’s toolbox.

Basic information for nonprofits with facilities and employees or helping communities affected by disasters, and for donors seeking to provide assistance post-disaster.

Alternatives to naming nonprofit staff or board members as guarantors for organizational credit card accounts.

Adopting a written document retention policy ensures that staff and volunteers follow consistent guidance about document retention and that document deletion becomes a routine business practice.

Creating an endowment can be an important strategy to set aside funds for the future, and may be a hallmark of financial sustainability. However, endowments are not right for every nonprofit.