Nonprofit Terms
An easy-to-understand glossary of nonprofit terms, compliance rules, and accounting standards.
Financial Management for Nonprofits
Learn what GAAP is, why it matters, and how it affects financial reporting for businesses and nonprofits. Discover the 10 key principles of GAAP an…
Financial Management for Nonprofits
An IRS Determination Letter is the official written recognition from the Internal Revenue Service that your organization qualifies as tax-exempt unde…
Financial Management for Nonprofits
A comprehensive guide to understanding the Financial Accounting Standards Board – FASB standards and rules and their impact on nonprofit…
Financial Management for Nonprofits
Learn what donor-restricted contributions are, how they differ from unrestricted gifts, and best practices for nonprofit financial management…
Financial Management for Nonprofits
Tax deductible donations are contributions that you can subtract from your taxable income when filing your federal income taxes…
Financial Management for Nonprofits
A Chart of Accounts (COA) acts as the blueprint for your accounting system, categorizing each transaction so you always know where your money…
Financial Management for Nonprofits
Fund accounting isn't just a financial system—it's a critical tool for building trust, maintaining compliance, and guiding smart decision-making…
Nonprofit Terms
Nonprofit vs. Foundation—what’s the difference? While these terms are often used interchangeably, they have distinct structures, purposes, and…
The Charity Charge Show
Hosted by Charity Charge founder Stephen Garten, our podcast spotlights nonprofit executives, social impact innovators, and community leaders driving real impact across the country.
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Nonprofit Resources
The Charity Charge resource hub provides tips, tools, and information to help your nonprofit create and grow a modern organization.
Nonprofit Spotlight
In this episode of the Charity Charge Show, we speak with Cordell Carter, executive director of the Project on Belonging and founding director of…
