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Fire Safety in Your Nonprofit
Nonprofit organizations, in most cases have to operate on a limited budget. This then dictates the things that management is willing to invest on and what it lets lie until some extra funding to spend....
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Three unique ways to show appreciation to donors
There are many non-profit organizations out there which complain about the reluctance of businesses in donating money to their causes. What the fail to understand, though, is that they do not show...
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Successfully Make Appointments with Donors
It is often with a noble idea that good willed people come together to start a nonprofit organization. The aim usually is to make a difference in the community by improving an aspect of choice. Good as...
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Volunteer Injuries: Are You Liable?
Nonprofit Insurance Services carries a wide variety of insurance for non profits. Often volunteers are the lifeline of non-profit organizations and fundraising drives. They are reliable and get the...
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5 Important Risk Management Decisions
Organizations face a number of risks in their day-to-day operations. The ability to mitigate such threats is of great relevance since it determines the ability of your organization to survive the...
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Firework Safety for Your Nonprofit Event
Warm weather is on its way and many nonprofit organizations may be planning future firework displays. Before going ahead and organizing a firework display it is worth giving Fire safety a thought. If...
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Identity Theft: It Can Happen to your Nonprofit
‘The Communication Revolution’, has taken everyone by storm. Today the technology is moving at such rapid space that it has become imperative that everyone needs to be on their toes to keep up with the...
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Invest in a Nonprofit Bulk Mail Permit
A bulk mail permit allows one to use special postage fee because he/she is sending letters in bulk. A commercial fee is charged, which is lower than the normal fee. Under normal circumstances, payment...
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Five Pieces of Advice for Nonprofit Start-Ups
When preparing your nonprofit business plan, most forget a very important expense, insurance. You say, this is not a business, it’s a nonprofit. It is still a business and the rest of the world will...
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Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan – How to Survive
Your nonprofit organization ought to be prepared for the unexpected accidents that could occur without a warning. There should be a proper plan on how to prevent the recurrence of the accidents and...
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Use Social Media to Increase Adoptions
Social media is everywhere; it plays a major role in the loves of over half the population. There are currently over 200 apps in use solely for this purpose and Facebook alone has over one billion...
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Features of Nonprofit Websites
Like any good business, a nonprofit website should have the basic pages: Home, About Us, Contact Us, and Product or Service. When someone is searching for services, this will be your chance to make...
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Free PR Resources For Non-Profits
A common faux pas of non-profits is the belief that marketing and PR are not as important as at “for-profit” companies. The mentality is often “well, we aren’t selling anything,” but that’s a mistake,...
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Steps to Creating a Nonprofit Safety Checklist
Are you curious about nonprofit safety? There are several things that should be checked monthly in order to ensure that your nonprofit maintains a high level of safety. These things include: general...
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Why Fire Extinguisher Safety Training is Important for Volunteers
When the unthinkable happens and a fire starts, you will be grateful for having a fire extinguisher handy. However, having a fire extinguisher in these situations is useless if first responders don’t...
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Safety Signs Every Nonprofit Should Have
You may be wondering about nonprofit safety, and you’re surely not alone in this concern. Nonprofits should always post safety signs to let their employees and customers know what is going on within...
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5 steps to Create a Maintenance Log
When it comes to nonprofit safety, maintenance logs help to serve as a record for all of the maintenance that has been performed around the property. It provides a means for understanding what needs...
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Recruiting Volunteers for Nonprofit Marketing
Young people are an important part of any non-profit organization. They are usually the members with the most energy, time, and passion for changing the world. In today’s digital world, though, the...
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How to Identify the Weaknesses of Your Nonprofit
Every business, for profit and nonprofit, needs to know: the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that exist for their company. Performing a SWOT analysis allows you to view your...
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5 Steps to Holding Board Members Accountable
Although they are usually volunteers, board members of a nonprofit organization, still have certain duties and responsibilities. It is important to clarify those duties and responsibilities and to...
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