Workplaces are built on relationships. Some personal relationships, such as office romances or hiring family members, come with more risks than others. In this webcast, we’ll cover key legal considerations, policy best practices, and real-world strategies to protect your mission, your people, and your organization. Speaker: Marsha Ambroise, Senior Claim Director, Chubb Date and Time: April 30th at 12pm Register Here!

Board committees are a powerful but sometimes misunderstood tool of nonprofit governance. For board members of small nonprofits, committees can drive focus, accountability, and strategic impact – when they’re set up correctly. In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, Jared Brandman with National Vision will break down what board committees do, how to structure them effectively, and how to stay on the right side of legal and fiduciary responsibilities. Episode Transcript

As more organizations seek to return to in-person work, requests for remote work as a reasonable accommodation under the ADA are on the rise. This article from Bradley Arant Boult Cummings outlines an employer’s obligations when an employee seeks to work remotely due to a qualifying disability and explains how to evaluate whether in-person attendance is truly an essential job function. Thoughtful planning and a well-documented approach are critical to maintaining compliance while supporting your workforce.

Small nonprofits handle sensitive donor, employee, and client information every day—often without a dedicated IT staff member. This presentation walks nonprofit leaders through the essential building blocks of good cyber hygiene and data privacy. Attendees will learn key legal obligations and best practices for protecting data, including safe data storage, employee training, and password security. The presentation focuses on realistic steps small nonprofits can take to reduce risk, without overwhelming staff or budgets. Speaker: Jason Bernstein, Partner …

For many small nonprofits, building and facilities work can be both exciting and risky, often involving tight budgets, volunteer boards, and unfamiliar contracts. In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, Mackenzie Bell with The Home Depot shares practical risk management strategies nonprofits can use both before a project begins and when problems arise. Episode Transcript

Did you know the IRS asks whether your nonprofit provided a complete copy of its Form 990 to every board member before filing? Reviewing the Form 990 isn’t just a formality—it’s a key part of a board member’s fiduciary duty of care. This guide helps board members understand what to look for, why the Form 990 matters, and the questions board members should ask.