Nonprofit Corporations Can Do Good Works and Make Money, Too
Nonprofit corporations, by definition, exist not to make money but to fulfill one of the purposes recognized by federal law: charitable, educational, reli... Read story
Nonprofits and NGOs
A Day Care Start-up
To clarify the start-up history of Children's Village, described in "The Bottom Line on Day Care" (May): It was conceived by me, while I was employed by A... Read story
Five Reasons to Incorporate Your Nonprofit Association
Americans are famous for volunteering for good causes and for banding together to get things done,whether the goal is wildlife rescue or low-income housin... Read story
Charitable Giving
Many small business owners engage in charitable giving, either as private individuals or in their corporate capacity. This charitable giving can take many... Read story
Nonprofit Organizations, and Human Resources Management
Staffing decisions are among the most important decisions that nonprofit organizations make. Just as businesses and organizations of all sizes and areas o... Read story
Nonprofit Organizations, and Taxes
In recognition of the "public good"-oriented goals and objectives of nonprofit organizations, U.S. law grants these groups a number of special privileges.... Read story
Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit organizations are institutions that conduct their affairs for the purpose of assisting other individuals, groups, or causes rather than garnerin... Read story
New Proflts For Nonprofits
Pinched by cutbacks in government funding, nonprofit organizations are entering the marketplace in more and more aggressive ways. That has prompted compla... Read story
Smart Gifts
How to set up a charitable-giving program and take advantage of IRS incentives. Read story
Probing a Charity's Financials
Discerning the financial viability of different nonprofits before making charitable donations. Read story
Bored With the Board
Reader-to-reader advice. Read story
The New Dog-Eat-Dog Nonprofit
The profile of a non-profit educational camp for at-risk kids and how it learned to compete for corporate funding. Read story
How to Give Wisely
Inc.'s finance editor explodes some of the myths about small-business philanthropy. Read story
Crossover
Nonprofit leaders look, think, and act more and more like entrepreneurs, and here is your chance to meet a few. Read story
Volunteering: The New Employee Perk
A look at some companies that are using volunteer-work programs to strengthen their corporate culture. Read story
Boston Approves Non-Profit Wireless Network
The city hopes its plan will open up opportunity for smaller tech firms, instead of telecom giants. Read story
The Nonprofit's Motive
A look at how Charles Lief, president of the nonprofit Greyston Foundation, is devising for-profit ventures to generate income, create jobs, and expand his o... Read story
Upstarts: Serving Nonprofits
It's a new age for philanthropy: people have more to give, so charities have more to do. A new group of start-ups is ready to help nonprofits become more pro... Read story
The Surprise Economy
The delicate art of selling to nonprofits. Read story
Valley Legend's Biggest Road Show Ever
Venture capital icon Gib Myers is rallying support for an audacious new project: getting start-ups to give time and equity to non-profits -- before those sta... Read story
Using Charitable Donations to Motivate Employees
The benefits of pro bono Read story
No More Mr. Nice Guy
A CEO who set up a foundation to support nonprofits demands proof that nonprofits are having an impact. Read story
Structuring Pro Bono Work
How to get your company connected with a nonprofit Read story
Shark Bytes
Internet vendor Rudy Socha is a flouter of norms. He doesn't promote his Web site. He discards customer data. And he gives away money. Lots of money. Yet ... Read story
BoA Boosts Rural Small Business Loans
Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) has made a $5 million investment to provide financing to small businesses in rural areas across New York state. The invest... Read story
Untaxed Competitors
Voters have brought unfair competition on themselves with their desire to cut fat from national, state, and local spending. For years, nonprofit agencies... Read story
Shaking the Foundations
For years philanthropy has been the preserve of the super-rich. Now entrepreneurs are bringing it to the mass market. Read story
Where To Find More Information
The Special Committee for Workplace Product Liability Reform, Suite 708, 1800 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20036; (202) 223-6851. A nonprofit co... Read story
Untaxed Competitors
I agree that it is unfair for nonprofit corporations to run unrelated businesses and then avoid taxation ("Tax Advantaged," Washington, August). However, ... Read story
Cause-Related Marketing: An Eye for Free Publicity
A quick look at the benefits of one company's involvement with a community-outreach program. Read story
Hot Tip: Community Involvement
Looking for a high-impact alternative to plain old charitable donations? At Bagel Works Inc., a $4-million retail bagel chain based in Keene, N.H., each o... Read story
Philanthropy Is Good for the Community. But Does It Help Me?, Customer Service Article - Inc. Article
cript"> '?h1">Philanthropy Is Good for the Community. But Does It Help Me?net/adj/ There are many rewards for... Read story
New Words, Old Rules
Inc.'s editor-in-chief tells how a not-for-profit had to appear "helpless" for tax reasons. Read story
Shake, Rattle, And Rest
Non-profit group establishes foundation to raise money for retiring entertainers lacking insurance policies. Read story
Barbarians at the Watergate
It may have taken awhile, but Washington society is finally adjusting to a new breed: the fast-moving, different-thinking, so very dot-com riche. Read story
Cleaning House
If leftover or defunct inventory is taking up too much room in your warehouse, a Chicago organization will gladly take it for you, and your company will r... Read story
Parallel Universe
What's an expanding city to do when it runs out of room? Take it online. Read story
Music To Their Ears
A mail-order company promotes non-profit organizations in its catalog. Read story
Do-Gooder Finance
How a new crop of investors is helping social entrepreneurs. Read story
Franchise Help From Ifa
"Whether a franchise sells storm doors or hamburgers, whether it runs hair salons or hotels, the problems of operating a franchise are alike," says Baird ... Read story
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