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Since 1978, Dannible & McKee, LLP has led the way in helping nonprofits operate more efficiently and effectively. We offer a comprehensive set of accounting, audit, tax and management advisory services geared specifically to the needs of those important organizations.
To learn about becoming more effective in managing your organization or learn about upcoming financial and operational issues facing the nonprofit industry, attend our Annual Nonprofit Conference on January 9, 2018 or visit our website For more information please contact Partner Peggy J. Rowe at (315) 472-9127 or prowe@dmcpas.com |
| Brave new world - Microdonations matter now more than ever |
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Accepting microdonations ensures that anyone who wants to give to a nonprofit probably can. This article explains the concept and advantages of microdonations, lists several popular microdonating apps and covers nonprofit substantiation responsibilities. A sidebar talks about “giving communities,” a concept that describes the desire of budding and established philanthropists to make connections and build networks of their peers. Read More |
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| Is it time to update your social media policy? |
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This article urges nonprofits that haven’t reviewed their social media policy in a few years to revisit and perhaps revise it. Not only has their organization likely changed, but new social media platforms have emerged and many established sites have changed their terms of service in ways that may affect privacy. Read More |
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| Using planned gifts to help secure your nonprofit’s future |
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Planned gifts often are more substantial than other types of donations and, because they specify an amount and date, they can help you secure your organization’s future with guaranteed revenue. This article summarizes major types of planned gifts, their benefits and how they should be handled by charities and donors. Read More |
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| Make a licensing agreement work for your organization |
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Licensing their name to a for-profit company can provide nonprofits with a valuable new revenue source. But licensing can also be risky. This article advises nonprofits that are considering licensing to ensure that the partnership really will generate funds and, possibly more important, a positive impression of their brand. Read More |
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