From financial oversight to risk management to avoiding conflicts of interest, there’s a lot that nonprofit board members need to know. Here’s a quick summary.

To help ensure the safety of their people and limit property damage, all organizations need to prepare for possible disasters. But some organizations need to plan more extensively. Is yours one of them?

There are worthwhile reasons for nonprofits to merge. But it’s also important to remember that mergers can fail. Read on for the pros and cons.

Nonprofit board retreats enable members to move past the mundane topics of regular meetings and get creative. Here’s how to plan a safe and successful in-person retreat.

New rules for nonprofits to report gifts in kind (such as land or services) take effect for annual periods starting after June 15. So if you haven’t already familiarized yourself with the rules, now’s the time.

Why don’t your nonprofit’s interim and year-end financial statements match? It may come down to cash basis vs. accrual accounting. Here’s how to minimize the need to make adjustments.

Many nonprofits are wary of adding expensive insurance coverage. But a directors and officers (D&O) policy can protect board members from financial liability and ultimately save money.