Do you plan to go international?
Your nonprofit may be considering whether it is time to add international offices. If so, what benefits will you receive, and how will you keep the employees involved? Case study: Discovering procurement fraud Here are two truths when it comes to fraud. Most are found by accident, and collusion and procurement fraud are common partners. This case illustrates how board disclosure statements helped a nonprofit discover that it was the victim of procurement fraud. Would street canvassing be a help? Street canvassing is a challenging form of fundraising, but when it works properly, it can bring financial, social and political benefits to a nonprofit organization. This kind of grassroots fundraising isn’t for everyone, however, and nonprofits considering adding street canvassing to their arsenal need to analyze potential positives and negatives carefully.
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