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On average, employers spend $120,000 on each workplace injury. Of course, $120,000 may seem exaggerated for a nonprofit workplace injury, but there is where the conversation of indirect costs comes about. Indirect costs cover items such as your time spent managing the accident process, hiring temporary workers, overtime pay to other staff carrying the workload, legal counsel, and higher workers compensation premiums, to name a few. According to a study performed by Harvard University, “for every dollar spent on direct

There’s nothing like a data breach to wreak havoc on your organization and kill the giving spirit of your donors. According to Score.org, 50% of nonprofits have experienced a ransomware attack. It’s no longer an “if” but a “when,” and when it happens, will your organization be able to recover from a cyberattack? Cyberattacks hit the nonprofit industry the hardest in 2020 due to increasing medical needs, remote work, and digital sharing of private information during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read

From volunteers to the Board of Directors, your entire organization works together so that your nonprofit can retain stability while impacting your community. So you have boots on the ground and people volunteering their three t’s. In addition, you have a table full of individuals contributing to the organization’s overall health called your Board of Directors. Many well-run organizations also rely heavily on their advisory board. If you are an emerging nonprofit or want to add on this crucial component,