Life insurance policies are a great way to pass on a large sum of money to a beneficiary when the policy holder passes away. But one often overlooked strategy is using life insurance policies to make charitable donations – and that’s a key strategy for non-profits to educate their donors
In part 2 of the 2021 Not-for-Profit Leadership Summit, keynote speaker Sheri Chaney Jones focused on turning data into dollars – how non-profits can use data to better tell their story and drive greater success with fundraising. The event, hosted every fall by Barnes Dennig, the Association of Fundraising
The annual non-profit Leadership Summit is always a highly anticipated event, and that was especially true in 2021. The summit, presented by Barnes Dennig, The Leadership Council for Non-Profits, and the Association of Fundraising professionals, hosted renowned speaker and author Sheri Chaney Jones as its keynote speaker. The founder and
We know today’s not-for-profit professionals are juggling more priorities than ever, and time is at a premium. That’s why we hosted a series of quick, to-the-point workshops designed to answer key questions not-for-profits are facing across a broad range of topics. Check out the recaps below and access the full
A critical update from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) provides new reporting requirement clarifications for non-profits that received Provider Relief Funding (PRF) under the CARES Act. And entities with fiscal year-ends (FYE) on or after June 30, 2021, will feel the impact first. FYI on FYE The
The Taxpayer First Act, enacted July 1, 2019 requires tax-exempt organizations to electronically file information returns and related forms – but the legislation offers a reprieve for small exempt organizations. The reprieve allows a postponement of the electronic filing requirement, with the IRS accepting either paper or electronic filing of