Answers to your most pressing social sector and nonprofit questions.
Fiscal sponsorship is a formal arrangement in which a 501(c)(3) public charity sponsors a project that may lack exempt status. This alternative to starting your own nonprofit allows you to seek grants and solicit tax-deductible donations under your sponsor's exempt status.
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Natural disasters prompt many people to donate money to relief efforts. Information on the Internet about those relief efforts can be overwhelming, but there are resources to help donors do their homework before they give.
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Nonprofit organizations are exploring how to work together in new and creative ways.
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Please be aware that fiscal sponsorship policies and guidelines are unique to each fiscal sponsor and project.
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Setting up international operations requires knowledge about complying with legal and tax requirements both in the U.S. and in the country in which you plan to operate.
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Advisory boards or committees are volunteer groups formed to give advice and support to a nonprofit's governing board or executive staff.
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Sharing space (and other resources) can decrease an organization's overhead costs and improve efficiency. Sharing can also help organizations expand their reach if the collaboration occurs between groups with complementary mission objectives.
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Compartir instalaciones o espacios de oficina (y otros recursos) puede disminuir sus costos operativos y ayudar a que su organización sea más eficiente en la administración de sus finanzas. También ayuda a que la organización expanda su alcance programático si la colaboración ocurre entre grupos con propósitos complementarios.
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