To find other potential board members,
not-for-profits can tap into sources that align with their mission.
St Vincent's travails highlight a common misconception about
not-for-profit hospitals.
Not-for-profits enjoy many tax-exempt privileges, but these privileges are subject to stringent requirements.
In the case of colleges, they already pay local governmental property taxes on their dormitories and cafeterias, a unique situation making those in the state less competitive than any other state around it and making the
not-for-profits less competitive with public institutions that do not have to pay the same levy.
Vitale would provide support and financial solutions to
not-for-profit health care organizations and educational institutions that rely on Bank of America's
Not-for-Profit Health care and Institutions practice.
The faltering of this most recent legislative reform is a telling comment on the characteristically makeshift regulatory environment in Canada for
not-for-profit corporations.
I am honoured to be here today at the ACOSS National Conference to begin a conversation about a renewed relationship between the Australian Government and the
not-for-profit sector.
That, unfortunately, is just the type of fraud risk internal auditors in
not-for-profits are most likely to face.
Historically,
not-for-profit organizations generally benefited from laws affording charitable immunity from tort actions.
Careful planning and collaboration are key in creating successful joint ventures, according to the panelists discussing 'For-Profit and
Not-for-Profit Collaboration in Redevelopment' at an educational conference presented by the Northern New Jersey District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI-NNJ) focused on creating successful redevelopment initiatives.
I have accessed what I consider some of the best ethics policies from both the
not-for-profit and the for-profit worlds, and the real meat of it was around the conversation with the staff.