Trends in Nonprofit Transparency: From Accountability as Regulatory Compliance to Accountability for Impact, presentation by Dan Moore, GuideStar's Vice President of Nonprofit Programs
The new IRS Form 990 mandates greater disclosures about how your organization is governed, managed and where you spend your money. Learn more about how stakeholders like – program officers at foundations, the media, watchdog groups, your competitors, job seekers, potential board members and regulators – are using data to evaluate your organization. Stakeholders are demanding increased transparency from nonprofits. This trend is moving from a focus on accountability as a form of regulatory compliance to one increasing on accountability for results, measured in program impact. GuideStar is the leading source of nonprofit information in the US. Through its GuideStar Exchange program, GuideStar encourages nonprofit transparency through a program of self-reporting and delivers nonprofit data to a growing audience of foundations, donor advised funds and online giving platforms.
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Trends in Nonprofit Transparency: From Accountability as Regulatory Compliance to Accountability for Impact, presentation by Dan Moore, GuideStar's Vice President of Nonprofit Programs
- 1. Trends in Nonprofit Transparency: From Accountability as Regulatory Compliance to Accountability for Impact September 30, 2010
- 3. The release of information that is relevant to evaluation… Posting information on the Internet is the necessary step for making that information public. Transparency = Openness
- 5. Nonprofit Leader Donors Sharing Information Builds Trust Transparency Builds Trust
- 6. Laying A Foundation Constitutional Rights Fiduciary Duties Loyalty Care Speech Religion Assembly Petition the Government Obedience Tax Privileges 501(c)(3) Property Sales
- 7. Tax Benefits = Benefits to Society?
- 18. What’s next?
- 19. Tax Exemption and Elections
- 21. From Compliance to Impact Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes
- 22. Measuring Impact What is your organization trying to accomplish? What are your strategies for getting there? What are your organization’s capabilities for doing this? How will you know if you are making progress? What have and haven’t you accomplished?
- 23. The Age of Transparency Search engine optimization (SEO) means sharing information so that your website can be found
- 24. The Age of Transparency Facebook is another place to share information and engage people who support your cause.
- 25. The Age of Transparency People connect with causes that create impact
- 26. The Age of Transparency Engage users to “flip the funnel” to talk about your cause
- 27. The Age of Transparency Not perfect. Not going away. Because donors want help.
- 28. The Age of Transparency Demonstrating a commitment to transparency.
- 29. Public Report for Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
- 30. Sources of GuideStar Data
- 31. Uses of GuideStar Data
- 32. The Age of Transparency Swimming up stream or going with the flow?
- 33. Thank You! Dan Moore Vice President, Nonprofit Programs GuideStar USA, Inc. [email_address]
Notas do Editor
- Excessive compensation perks Lack of financial transparency and accountability to donors Charitable boards that are not engaged in their fiduciary responsibilities Nonprofit groups that act more like for-profit businesses than charities Inappropriate political activity Nonprofit hospitals that do not provide adequate charity care and community benefits Tax-exempt organizations fronting as tax-shelters Donor-advised funds with little or no money actually going to public charities
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