| Accounting & Finance 
		Create a Budget that Works
    for You by Ann Rotondi
 Your budget is more than numbers. It's a tool you can use to motivate 
		employees, control expenses, increase revenues, make effective plans, 
		and fulfill your organization's goals.
 Analyze
              Your Finances to Ensure Your Mission by H. Breckenridge Little
 Calculating trends can help you manage your money and turn deficits 
		into surpluses.
 Boards
 
		Board Member's First Duty:
    Accountability by Fisher Howe
 Use this checklist to evaluate your own performance.
 NP
              Boards: 8 Leadership Development Stories by Joseph Walsh
 How does your board compare? Which signs of strength or weakness do 
		you share?
 Communications, PR & Marketing
 
		Are You Using Double Power of
    Focus Groups by Larry Lauer
 Your focus group can be more than a research tool.  You can use 
		it to send your message to your most important audiences.
 Tell Me a Story: Using Case
    Studies to Discover Unmet Needs by Gerald Berstell & D Nitterhous
 The first step to revitalizing your programs - or starting new ones - 
		can be as simple as asking, “Tell me the story....”
 Computers
 
		Making the Accounting
    Software Decision by Don Frey
 Use this checklist to choose the best accounting software for your 
		needs.
 Need
              to Update Your Information Technology?  Try Service Learning 
		by Robin A. Alexander
 High-tech needn’t mean high-cost. Consider a service-learning 
		project.
 Improve
              Media Relations with Your Web Site by Susan Lewandowski
 Compare your Web site with those in a recent study to see if you are 
		making any of these fatal errors.
 Enterprise
 
		You Can Bank on It Why
              You Need to Be More Entrepreneurial - And How to Get Startedby 
		Bridget McCrea
 Use bank envelopes to deliver your message. It’s the newest idea from 
		a nonprofit entrepreneur.
 by Peter Brinckerhoff
 Use these checklists to create an innovative, self-sufficient 
		organization.
 Learning
              Not to Spend It Now by Peter Brinckerhoff
 Saving is tough, but it doesn’t have to be painful.
 Fundraising
 
		Will New Accounting Rule Doom
    Fundraising? by David Johnsen
 A new rule will change the way you allocate your costs. How will it 
		affect your fundraising efforts?
 Mama
              Said Never Put All Eggs in One Basket by Terrie Temkin
 Use these checklists to guarantee a steady income for your 
		organization.
 High-End
              Strategic Alliances as Fundraising Opportunities by David Campbell
 It may be the biggest nonprofit trend of the decade. Use this 
		assessment tool and strategy list to make sure you’re ready.
 Courting
              Female Philanthropists Makes Good Financial Sense by Anne M. 
		Connor
 It’s time to throw out old assumptions about women and giving. Here’s 
		what you need to know.
 General Support vs Project Support: A 77-Year-Old Debate Revisited by Michael Seltzer and Michael Cunningham
 This inquiry into funders' and nonprofits' attitudes highlights innovative ways to meet the need for operating support.
 Future Trends
 
		Why Predict the Future? 
		by Paul Lemberg
 A futurist explains which predictions are worth making and which 
		aren’t.
 Global Thinking
 
		Use Campaigning to Win
    Support by Paul Brannen
 Campaigning can be more effective than fundraising in gaining 
		support, as many global nonprofits have discovered. Here’s some 
		hard-earned advice from Great Britain.
 Law
 
		The Politics of Risk by 
		Pamela Davis
 A new law now makes insurance pooling a better option to reduce 
		insurance costs.
 How to Accommodate
    Disabilities under ADA by Brian Kleiner & Eric Neumann
 Here’s a method to assure you’re following ADA rules.
 New
              Regs Unravel Intermediate Sanctions Snares by Sarah Schmidt
 The IRS has clarified some of nonprofits’ most troubling concerns 
		about the Intermediate Sanctions Law. Here are the basics.
 Are
              Membership Dues Deductible? by E. Turner & Mike
              Jamison
 Some nonprofits say yes, some say no. What does the IRS say?
 Is
              Your Organization Lawsuit-Proof? by Brian Kleiner et. al.
 Test yourself. Then follow these steps.
 Don't Wait for Intermediate
    Sanctions Guidance by Ben Tesdahl & Jodi Finder
 The new law can be a trap for unwary nonprofit managers. Here are 
		rules to follow to make sure you don’t incur the large penalties.
 Do
              You Qualify for Postal Discounts? by Neal Denton
 Here are guidelines for nonprofit mailers.
 Management
 
		Study Shows Gaps in NP
    Management--and Ways to Improve by Lisa Wyatt Knowlton
 New research shines a light on ways to strengthen your management and 
		hiring practices.
   Personnel & Volunteers
 
		NPs Aren't Immune to Computer
    Crime NP
              Salary Updateby LLoyd Doney
 Computers are making crime easier at nonprofit organizations. Here’s 
		how to keep it from happening to you.
 by Steven Langer
 How does your salary compare?
 
		The Top 10 Reasons You Know
    You're a Volunteer by Linda Marshall
 Why volunteer? This exploration of voluntarism goes to the heart of 
		the answer.
 Profiles in Excellence
 
		Using Mission to Create
    Dynamic Board by Paula Gavin
 Your organization can’t get far without its mission or its board—its 
		heart and its soul.
 Relevant Reviews (Book Reviews)
 
		The Board Development Kit 
		by Richard Linzer & Annie Hansen
 Can’t spend big bucks for a board retreat facilitator? This kit is 
		the next best thing.
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