Financial oversight is one of the most critical responsibilities of a nonprofit board of directors, yet many boards fall short of optimum performance in this area.

The focus of the assessment is the board's performance in carrying out its responsibilities.

Nonprofits compete everyday—for top notch staff members, for sufficient funding, for engaged board members.

Evaluating your executive director’s performance each year is a very important board responsibility. Yet, this process can be filled with confusion and even dread.

Identifying potential donors; Having the gift planning conversation; Marketing your giving program; and Measuring success.

Whether you are launching a new planned giving program or reviving a flagging one, understanding some key elements of a solid giving program will ensure higher success.

How do we measure the impact of a person’s life on this world? Does our value lie in what we have or what we do or what we give away to others? The answer seems illusive until you meet Monty Roberts, 82, of horse whisperer fame.

Congressman Salud Carbajal urges nonprofits to diversify funding, expand board composition, develop their people, and nurture relationships with government officials.

Genuinely productive people are not the ones racing through their day quickly completing their check list of to-dos. Charles Duhigg says busyness can replace actual productivity.

A warning from the IRS about a dangerous W-2 "phishing" scam that could target nonprofits.