Local nonprofits implement different strategies for annual fundraisers in wake of COVID-19
by Shari L. Finnell, editor/writer, Charitable Advisors For School on Wheels, an Indianapolis nonprofit that provides tutoring for children facing homelessness, the potential loss of funds from its annual...
Lilly Family School alumni share sustaining lessons from the pandemic
By Abby Rolland, former communications project manager, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy As states slowly resume operations and the U.S. tries to return to normalcy in the wake of...
SBA Releases Updates to Clarify PPP Loan Forgiveness
By John Haggarty, Gail Bradley and Dave Voris With questions still lingering about the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Flexibility Act, the Small Business Administration (SBA) recently released revisions that...
Five behaviors to drive your leadership in times of crisis
By Sara Johnson, director, IU Executive Education, O’Neill School Unprecedented times. It’s the phrase we keep hearing over and over from leaders around the world to describe the major...
Nonprofit start-ups give former inmates new options
By Lynn Sygiel, editor, Charitable Advisors Last year, nearly 10,500 adults were released from Indiana Department of Correction’s custody. In Marion County alone, 2,485 adults, of which 203 were...
In today’s environment is strategic planning still valid?
By Jan Breiner Frazer, managing member, Planningplus, LLC In this country, we have experienced a number of events during the last two decades that resulted in immediate impact on...
Where tax-exempt plans are focusing in uncertain times
By Sandy McCarthy, president of Retirement Services, OneAmerica In the face of these uncertain times, we’ve seen new-found levels of appreciation and respect for the organizations providing vital assistance...
Pandemic helps nonprofit see new path
By Lynn Sygiel, editor, Charitable Advisors By sheer numbers, very little good has come as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. In the U.S., there have been more than...