Compensating your minister, pastor, or another religious professional for their housing is a common and accepted practice in many churches for income tax purposes. The word parsonage comes from the…

Nonprofits and other organizations are always looking for new ways to cultivate relationships with their donors, but they often don’t know where to start. In this article, we’ll explore the…

If you’ve been asked to organize a fun run fundraiser, be prepared. Fundraising is hard work, and planning and executing a successful fun run can quickly become overwhelming. Here’s the…

Many nonprofits make the mistake of looking at having cash reserves on hand as a luxury instead of a necessity, when in fact, keeping reserve funds set aside for unforeseen…

It’s a joy for a donor to support an organization they believe in, and having a positive experience when giving can make someone want to donate again in the future.…

When someone becomes invested in the church and commits to being a member, that process likely began long before, starting with their initial impression as a first-time visitor. Many factors…

What could your church do with an extra $7,000? What about $7,000 per employee per quarter? Many church leaders overlooked the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) in their rush to apply…

A common question that is asked by nonprofits and people in the community is whether or not a nonprofit organization can charge for products or services. Due to the public…

Every church is different and has its own unique needs, but there are some common denominators when it comes to budgeting. This post will break down church budgetary considerations to…

What does growth mean for a church? Growth doesn’t always have to mean adding more members to your ministry. Church growth may also refer to people maturing in their faith.…