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How to Minimize Risk Throughout Your Grant Cycle

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To mitigate risk throughout your grant cycle, you need to know your grantees through relationships and documentation, support their internal controls, and set up a process for whistleblower complaints. Mitigate Risks by Knowing Your Grantees The more you know about your grantees, the better decisions you can make.

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6 Ways to Strengthen Your Nonprofit’s WordPress Security

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Imagine if you were a large organization that got its website hacked with hundreds of pages and thousands of documents. Advantages of using premium web hosting: Disk write protection: authorized users are only allowed to make changes to the web server which keeps your WordPress files safe and secure.

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Who, Where, What, and Why? Data Management in K–12 Schools

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Data is everywhere—in every filing cabinet and software system—making it more critical than ever for schools and nonprofits to manage it properly and use that data to make more informed decisions. How are you collecting, storing, and accessing that data? Who should have access to that information? Do you have the right tools?

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The 990: From Compliance to Communication 

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Yet, at most foundations, rarely does anyone with a communications background ever review the story this critical document shares with the outside world. Largely considered a document prepared for tax compliance, its important role as a principal vehicle of communication is overlooked. Open Data Defined.

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Safeguarding Good: Cybersecurity for Nonprofits 101

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Because nonprofits run off of donations, many organizations also have limited access to IT support. Spoofing occurs when someone with malicious intent disguises their identity to gain unauthorized access to systems or data. Understand and document your organization’s assets, risks, and vulnerabilities. Offline files.

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4 Tips For Maintaining Your Nonprofit’s Databases

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However, database are also used for storing records, files, other types of information. Duplicate files, profiles, and other data are common for every organization. Let’s not for get the multiple files you might have on one donor or volunteer. Have employees left your nonprofit, but still have account access?

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Addressing Accessibility in Social Media

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These needs may relate to accessibility and the user-friendliness of your site for those with auditory, visual, cognitive or mobility impairments. So when building these forms, how can you capture the information you need while still maintaining accessibility? User Accounts & Profiles.