Since PBPA’s last podcast episode regarding DEI (diversity, equity & inclusion) initiatives, there have been numerous lawsuits against nonprofits not only related to DEI employment initiatives, but also nonprofit grant-making and programming. From the Supreme Court to the circuit court right here in Atlanta, nonprofits are at the heart of many of these lawsuits. Join us in this episode of the PBPA Podcast, as Terri Stewart with Fisher Phillips and Abby Larimer with Mohawk Industries answer our …

Nonprofit entities frequently depend on the support of interns or volunteers to fulfill their mission. In acknowledgment of their valuable contributions, certain nonprofits may contemplate offering stipends to these volunteers or interns. While the intention behind this gesture is commendable, it introduces potential risks for your organization. This article aims to shed light on the associated risks of providing stipends to volunteers or interns and suggests alternative, less risky ways for your nonprofit to express gratitude.

Nonprofit organizations that offer housing assistance are committed to providing stable and supportive living environments for their participants. However, there are occasions when a nonprofit must make challenging decisions regarding non-compliant participants. In this webinar, our speakers will offer insights and solutions for nonprofits to navigate such situations, protect themselves from liability, and continue to serve their missions, including: Speakers: Josh Archer, Partner, Balch & Bingham; Kathryn Carey, Associate, Balch & Bingham; and Keith Dutton, Chief Compliance …

Veteran music industry executive Rickey Ross founded The Music Education Group (MEG) in 2004, fueled by a desire to use his knowledge of the music industry to help others find opportunities. The organization provides access to music, film, and digital media-based education to youth in underserved communities and prepares them for success in the content creation business. MEG has helped to set up free music studios in low-income neighborhoods, including at the City of Atlanta Dunbar Recreation …

The old saying goes “All publicity is good publicity”.  But we beg to differ.  Nonprofit organizations rely on their goodwill to raise funds and continue to do the good work that they do in the community.  Bad publicity from a crisis has the potential to destroy such goodwill.   Understanding how to anticipate, respond, and recover from crises can be a critical skill for any nonprofit leader. Join me in this episode of the PBPA Podcast as …

The Corporate Transparency Act places certain new filing requirements and carries penalties for corporate entities. Many, but not all, nonprofits are exempt from the filing requirements of the new law.  Is your nonprofit exempt? Learn more about the Corporate Transparency Act and which tax-exempt entities are exempt from its filing requirements in this article from our partners at Pro Bono Partnership of Ohio.