Do you ever wonder if you are a leader or a manager--and which is best? Each has its unique and important role. Read this article to understand the difference and recognize your style.

Have you ever thought of hiring a coach to work with you as the leader of your nonprofit? Or have you, as a board member, ever thought that your nonprofit might be wise to hire a coach for its Executive Director? Read this article to find out more about how a coach can help you develop your leadership skills and enhance your entire organization.

Are changes churning with greater frequency all around you? Do you find yourself trying to gain control over all these rapid-fire shifts? How can you effectively lead your nonprofit organization through such turbulence? Apply these four Cs to navigate the white water.

BoardSource just released their findings from their study of practices of nonprofit boards. You can download the full report here. This blog post contains the introductory remarks from this important report.

The 21st century is bringing a new way of work, compelling nonprofits to keep their finger on the pulse of the continuous updates. Today I will highlight a few of the new laws affecting nonprofits for 2015.

As each year draws to a close, I encourage organizations to look back over the past months and make a list of their accomplishments. Most nonprofits are so focused on projects lying ahead that they forget to reflect on their successes. Yet, acknowledging triumphs can energize the team to surge ahead in the new year with renewed vigor.

Stay on top of the latest news on deductions for charitable donations and share this information with your donors! This just in from Wall Street Journal.

As of January 1, 2015, non-voting ex officio board members are prohibited in California nonprofits. This article will tell you what you need to know.

Donor Advised Funds are more popular than ever. Find out how donors and nonprofits alike can benefit from this effective giving tool.

Jose Cofino says he feels lucky that being diagnosed with a disease for which there is no cure allowed him to know what he wanted to do with the rest of his life. "Out of adversity, comes opportunity," said Cofino.