Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta
Mentors can have a profound impact, which is why choosing the right ones is an important decision for youth-serving nonprofits. Because individuals who seek to harm children often present as especially helpful and trustworthy, organizations can’t rely on first impressions alone. In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, we talk to Debbie Ausburn about the …
How can your nonprofit create a safe environment for the children and teens you serve while managing legal risks? In this practical webcast, our speaker will walk through key considerations for organizations that work with minors, including: You’ll leave with concrete steps to strengthen your policies, train your staff and volunteers, and protect both the …
At some point, nonprofits may face financial strain and seek emergency funding to help sustain their missions. In some cases, board members, officers, or nonprofit staff may wish to help support the nonprofit’s activities by loaning money to the organization. While this may seem like a simple solution, nonprofits should proceed with caution. This article …
Many nonprofit leaders are familiar with the idea of a conflict of interest, but recognizing one in the moment is another matter. These situations don’t always come with a warning label, and even if the transaction is well-intentioned, a potential conflict that is not adequately reviewed by a board can expose your organization to legal risk, …
Whether your nonprofit is considering purchasing its first permanent home, expanding into a larger facility, or selling property that no longer meets its needs, a real estate transaction can be one of the most significant financial and operational decisions your organization will make. In this webcast, we will explore the key legal and practical considerations …