Nonprofit State Association Conferences: What to Expect and Where to Attend
Explore how nonprofit state association conferences bring sector leaders together to share insights, strengthen networks, and drive greater impact across their communities.
A Brief Guide to W-9 for Nonprofits
Although nonprofits are tax-exempt, they must still meet IRS reporting requirements, and this brief guide explains when to collect a W-9, common mistakes to avoid, and how to stay compliant.
How to Start a Nonprofit In 12 Steps
Starting a nonprofit is about turning purpose into lasting impact through thoughtful planning and strong foundations. This guide breaks down the legal, strategic, and operational steps into practical actions to help you launch with confidence.
The Ultimate Guide to Nonprofit Conferences in 2026
Discover the top nonprofit conferences to attend in 2026 and how they can help your organization stay ahead through innovation, networking, and mission-driven learning.
Creating Lasting Impact: How PTAs Can Build Long-Term Funding Models
PTAs play a critical role in supporting students and schools, but short-term fundraising alone isn’t enough to create meaningful, lasting change. This guide explores practical ways PTAs can plan ahead, spend intentionally, and build financial stability for the future.
New Year, New Start: Get Ahead on Your 2025 Form 990 Filing
Starting early on your 2025 Form 990 filing helps nonprofits stay compliant, organized, and confident. This article outlines key preparation steps like gathering financial records, reviewing public support eligibility, and drafting program descriptions, so you can avoid last-minute issues and file accurately before the deadline.
February 2, 2026 Filing Extension: What it means for Form 990 Filers
The IRS has announced a significant filing extension for certain Form 990 filers, moving the deadline to February 2, 2026, for tax-exempt organizations impacted by recent natural disasters. This relief applies to nonprofits that were already operating under a valid extension for their 2024 returns and are located in designated disaster-affected states and counties. For eligible organizations, the added time can ease compliance pressures while they focus on recovery efforts without risking penalties or their tax-exempt status.
Short On Time? Five Easy Ways to Finish the Year Strong
December is the busiest giving month of the year, but that doesn’t mean your nonprofit needs a complicated plan to succeed. Whether you’re a small team, a PTA, or a...
Payroll Basics for Nonprofits: How to Stay Organized and Compliant
Nonprofit payroll may differ from traditional business operations, but the essentials are the same: classify workers correctly, register for required tax accounts, and maintain organized records. Nonprofits must handle payroll taxes, follow consistent pay schedules, and keep accurate documentation for employees and contractors. With clear procedures and the right payroll tools, organizations can stay compliant, protect their tax-exempt status, and support their team with confidence.