As nonprofits, we are healers. We are protectors. We educate and we enrich lives. And much more. But we can’t do anything without the public's trust.
Wherever people find your nonprofit online, its website is where they will look for more information. It’s the best place to tell the full story of your organization and its impact in the community.
By Virginia Turner, a Senior at Ohio State University and the National Council of Nonprofits’ Fall 2015 John Glenn Fellow
Last week, we attended a meeting of the National Association of State Charity Officials (NASCO) in Washington, DC.
Two sets of high-profile media stories involving extreme outliers – law enforcement taking action against individuals and sham groups that were masquerading...
When was the last time your nonprofit invested long hours and significant dollars in drafting, designing, editing, proofing, printing, and mailing a hard copy annual report? If you are scratching your head or thinking, ‘Never!’ you are not alone...
America’s charitable nonprofits rely on the public’s trust to do their work. That trust attracts volunteers who are committed to the cause, and donors who contribute to the mission.
