Nonprofit Insurance Coverage

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Nonprofit Insurance Coverage. What types of coverage does your nonprofit need? General liability? D&O?

While the type of coverage and the extent of that coverage depend upon the activities and size of each nonprofit, it is important to keep these factors in mind…

Nonprofit Law Basics: What is the difference between nonprofit articles of incorporation and bylaws?

Cullinane Nonprofit Law Group represents nonprofits, foundations, and charities.

What is the difference between nonprofit articles of incorporation and bylaws? Articles of Incorporation – Your Founding Document Articles of incorporation legally “create” or “found” your nonprofit corporation. Some states call this document the “articles of formation” or “certificate of formation.” The articles are filed with the State and become a public document. They define […]

Year-end giving – How to make your donation count

A pair of hands holding coins and a small plant with green leaves, symbolizing financial growth or investment, mirrors the principles of what is a benefit corporation: balancing profit with social and environmental responsibility.

Year-end giving. How donors can make their donations count. What to Consider Before You Donate.
December is the most popular month to donate. Before sending a donation, you should do some research to learn more about the charity to see where your money goes. Help from leading nonprofit attorney / nonprofit lawyer.

Nonprofit Q+A: What is a registered agent?

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The registered agent is the person who is supposed to be notified of a lawsuit or claim against the nonprofit. An organization’s registered office must be a physical address where the registered agent can be served with process during business hours. It cannot be a post office box that is part of a commercial mail or message service.