Non Profit Articles

1). When Customers are Owners: The Non Profit School Board. By : Brion Sprinsock
Thousands of independent non profit schools are governed by Boards of Directors made up primarily of parents. These volunteers agree to take responsibility for school finances, fundraising, planning, budgeting, and oversight of the school principal or director. With little or no training, private school Boards tackle projects involving finance, real estate, leasing, contracts, insurance, and liability.
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2). IRS Crushes Credit Counseling Groups Claiming Non-Profit Status By : Richard A. Chapo
Many credit counseling groups claim they are in it just to help you and not make a profit as indicated by their charitable organization status. The IRS is not happy. IRS Crushes Credit Counseling Groups Claiming Non-Profit Status For the last five years, the IRS has been taking a much closer look at businesses claiming to be non-profit organizations.
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3). Tupperware Fundraising By : Kimberly Reynolds
Tupperware fundraising is an easy way for schools to raise money. The products are high-quality and are also a familiar brand name. That recognition combined with an attractive and colorful product catalog makes this an easy school fundraiser. Tupperware fundraisers are usually done as standard catalog order-takers. Simply order the quantity of fundraising kits you need, then send the materials and instructions home with the students.
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4). Fundraising Ideas Don't Have To Be Boring By : Jessica Deets
Whether you need to raise money for a school, church, nonprofit group or a youth sports organization, there are plenty of opportunities available. Fundraising should be a fun and rewarding prospect. If the products are good and the cause even better, any effort should be successful. This is especially so if the people involved are passionate.
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5). Wreath Making Fundraisers By : Dawn Keadic
Wreath making and selling can be a fun project and a money maker for almost any organization; however it is going to take some careful planning to make sure that everything runs smoothly. You’re weekly get together group may be all in favor of making wreaths, but as with any group project, you will have members who will be at different levels of capabilities.
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6). Have a Garage Sale for Charity By : TJ Smith
It’s that time of year again—Garage Sale Season! If you have started your spring cleaning and decided it is time to get rid of your excess stuff, having a garage sale is a great way to accomplish that. You can take it a step further and become part of the new grass roots movement taking off across the country, to raise funds for charity. It is called Garage Sales for Charity.
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7). Nonprofit Fundraising - Get Paid with Recurring Payments By : William Hamilton
Copyright 2006 William Hamilton Benevolence, good will and philanthropy are honorable principles to adhere to and run by, but when bills start amassing, a nonprofit or charitable organization will not be excused from payment despite its inherent noble ideals and objectives. To make certain that all expenses will be paid - to ensure that its programs and services will remain in operation indefinitely - any nonprofit and/or charitable group must raise revenues on a consistent basis.
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8). Budget Shortfalls Spell Trouble for Non-Profit Organizations By : Lee Michaels
Many charitable organizations that provide crucial services to people in need receive funding on an annual basis from the US Federal government and state governments.
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9). Save The Pacific Foundation. By : Captain
The Pacific Ocean is the largest of the world's five oceans (followed by the Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Southern Ocean, and Arctic Ocean). The decision by the International drographic Organization in the spring of 2000 to delimit a fifth ocean, the Southern Ocean, removed the portion of the Pacific Ocean south of 60 degrees south. Save the pacific is a foundation for the conservation and education of this great unknown Zone.
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