financial sustainability
A Nonprofit Theater in Alaska Seeks a Path to Financial Sustainability
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A nonprofit theatre in Alaska that had been forced to cancel a production last spring due to finances is now debt-free and building a cash reserve.
Fundraising
Wounded Warrior and Komen Show Similar Deep Donation Drops after Their Respective Scandals
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If you ever wanted to understand what a loss of public confidence can cost a cause in monetary terms, Komen and the Wounded Warrior Project are two dramatic, high-profile examples.
Turnaround Management
Reconciliation of Warring Factions Leads to Nonprofit Turnaround
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How does a nonprofit orchestra rebound after a long lockout? A spirit of reconciliation and a little generosity go a long way.
United Way
United Way of the Midlands Struggles for Relevance
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We have suggested for some time that the value to donors and agencies of United Ways as a fundraising mainstay is not exactly secure. On the surface, the measures taken here do not provide any new ideas.
nonprofits in turnaround
How a Nonprofit Retired Potentially Fatal Debt in Rapid Turnaround and Sued its Auditor
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NPQ reported on the surprise budget deficit of Carolina Theater of Durham in North Carolina. Now, a year and a half later, the theater has rebounded and is running a surplus.
Goodwill
A Redemption for Goodwill Omaha as Tax Status is Retained
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Goodwill Omaha was basically on probation in its community, needing to show improvement before it is released from public loss of confidence.
Goodwill
Goodwill Omaha Continues to Recover from Public Scandal
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An ethical stitch in time could have saved Goodwill Omaha a good deal of time, money, and public trust.
cancer charities
$1M Livestrong Donation Largest Since Armstrong Left
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Six years after its disgraced founder left, the prognosis for Livestrong is still in doubt. Does this new large donation indicate a turning point?
Nonprofit Management
New Study Reveals Challenge of Recruiting New Leaders May Not Be on the Supply Side
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The challenge in succession planning may not lie in the supply of competent emerging leaders but with the attractiveness of the job of executive.