Why Every Nonprofit Needs a Clear Document Retention Policy
Nonprofits
February 6, 2026
Why Every Nonprofit Needs a Clear Document Retention Policy
Strong nonprofits are built on strong systems. One of the most important — and often overlooked — systems is a Document Retention Policy.
Managing information…
The “Must-Have” Conflict of Interest Policy for Nonprofit Governance
Charitable Giving
February 4, 2026
Nonprofit leaders are expected to manage so much, but one responsibility that should never be overlooked is managing conflicts of interest. A strong Conflict of Interest Policy protects your organization, your board, and…
Whistleblower Policies for Iowa Nonprofits: Legal Requirements, IRS Guidance, and Best Practices
Nonprofits
January 26, 2026
Before we get into what makes a good Whistleblower Policy, here are four real-life examples of why nonprofits need them:
A long serving bookkeeper notices unexplained reimbursements approved by the executive director…
Why Your Nonprofit Needs a Strong Investment Policy
Nonprofits
January 22, 2026
If your nonprofit holds financial assets—whether as operating reserves, short-term funds, or long-term endowments—having a written Investment Policy is essential for responsible stewardship and sound governance.
What…
Iowa Nonprofit Articles of Incorporation: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How to Get Them Right
Nonprofits
January 21, 2026
Why Articles of Incorporation Matter More Than You Think
When people start a nonprofit, Articles of Incorporation often feel like a formality. Something you file once, put in a folder, and never think about again. In reality,…
Honoring Dr. King’s Legacy Through Service, Giving, and Lasting Impact
Charitable Giving
January 19, 2026
I believe it’s important to pay tribute to a man who profoundly championed equity, freedom, peace, and justice. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was not only a visionary leader, but also a tireless advocate for nonviolent…
