Is your accounting staff suffering post-traumatic software stress? Perhaps it’s time to switch accounting programs. Here’s a guide on how to choose.
Initiative for a Unified Chart of Accounts: An Attempt to Define our own Terms
There may just be a better way to keep track of funds for donors, the feds, the public—and yourself.
Financial Responsibility of Boards
Supplementing our primer for executive directors, Ryan revisits “the basics” for board members.
Raising Voices from the Grass Roots: The Nonprofit Agenda
State and local nonprofits find a way to make their voices heard in Washington—with the help of the Internet and an alternative vision of public policy.
So What’s the Real Cost of Technology?
It’s been said that you may not always get what you pay for in life, but you will certainly pay for whatever you get. Technology strategist Mark Osten tips the odds in your favor with a method for budgeting technology buys.
Home, Sweet Home
A busy, hands-on executive director ponders the advantages, challenges and contradictions of telecommuting.
The Passing of a Global Citizen
Donella Meadows (1941-2001) studied the complexities of evolving systems and discovered the simple underlying principles for living a responsible life.
Welcome: A J-O-B, a G-O-O-D Job, or a Vocation?
An overview of the entire issue that pulls together the threads of our major theme: the nonprofit workplace.
Design Principles for Engaged Workplaces
Williamson reviews the necessary steps for turning an autocratic-bureaucratic organization into a collaborative-democratic workplace.
Claiming our Primary Role in our Society and Global Economy
The doyen of future-vision tells the Nonprofit Quarterly why the nonprofit sector should ascend to prominence in the coming years.
In Cash There Is Opportunity
Nonprofits need not scramble for funds–and when they’re steady, constituents benefit.
Can You Really Share Your Power?
How keen are you to institute power-sharing in your organization? Take the readiness quiz.