If you work with a faith-based nonprofit, serve on a board of directors, or are thinking of joining a board, you have likely heard that directors have fiduciary duties. These duties (typically the duties of care, loyalty, and obedience) bind directors to uphold certain standards of conduct in their service to the nonprofit organization. This resource will introduce you to the duty of loyalty.

If you work with a faith-based nonprofit, serve on a board of directors, or are thinking of joining a board, you have likely heard that directors have fiduciary duties (typically the duties of care, loyalty, and obedience) that bind directors to uphold certain standards of conduct in their service to the nonprofit organization. This resource will introduce you to the duty of care.

The Form 990 is a necessary part of the life and compliance of a faith-based nonprofit, because filing the Form 990 annually is a requirement for your organization to maintain its federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. But it also doesn’t need to be so intimidating!

Faith-based nonprofits carry unique missions—and with them, unique risks. Some exposures to risk fall outside standard insurance policies, leaving organizations vulnerable to potentially devastating financial and reputational loss. Here are three easily overlooked insurance coverages that faith-based nonprofits may not know they need, but should consider.

In this recorded webinar, Conor Dugan discusses how mission is essential to every aspect of a faith-based nonprofit. He'll explain how incorporating your religious values in your governing documents, onboarding process, decisions about hiring, professional services, and more can serve to protect your nonprofit and increase your impact.