Beyond large donations
By Genevieve Shaker, associate professor of philanthropic studies, and Abby Rolland, communications project manager, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy Small gifts do matter Nowadays, it’s easy to assume that...
5 methods for improving employee work-life balance
By Barry Newman, senior human resources representative, Synergy It might be obvious that severely overworked employees will burn out, but what about the harder-to-spot cases of employees who shoulder...
Could your organization become a victim of lifestyle fraud?
By Chris Mennel, CPA, senior audit manager, Alerding CPA Group Sometimes it begins with “borrowing” a small amount of money, as a temporary loan from an employer. He or...
Nonprofits added depth to mission of outgoing drug czar
By Lynn Sygiel, editor, Charitable Advisors For more information about Indiana’s Next Level Recovery Initiative, visit: https://www.in.gov/recovery/ Jim McClelland first tried to retire five years ago after leading Goodwill...
Bridging financial gaps for your nonprofit
By Dave Voris, Vice President and Regional Manager, Horizon Bank If you’re an administrator working for a nonprofit organization, you understand the financial challenges behind finding support to do good work. Big fundraising events or...
Pay-gap lessons help student negotiate better salary
By Leslie Wells, Associate Director of Communication, O’Neill School at IUPUI Kennedy Jefferies is eight months into her first full-time job. The O’Neill Civic Leadership major accepted a position as the director of...
Bold action rescues Joy’s House
By Lynn Sygiel, editor, Charitable Advisors The warning signs were out there, the proverbial perfect storm brewing on the horizon. And Cayla Rosine, the vice president of finance and...
4 simple steps to help attract the right corporate partners
By Kate Brierty, Consultant, Hedges It might sound like the makings of a great nonprofit fairy tale that out in communities right now there is a large group of...