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Statement of Activities (SOA): A Nonprofit’s Income Statement Equivalent

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A nonprofit Statement of Activities (SOA) is a report used by nonprofit organizations to highlight their financial performance over a specific period, typically a fiscal year. What’s included in a Statement of Activities? While functionally similar, the terminology reflects the unique goals and nature of nonprofit organizations.

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Statement of Activities: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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The Statement of Activities—commonly referred to as an SOA—is one of four essential financial statements for nonprofit organizations. This statement is crucial for demonstrating how effectively your nonprofit manages its resources. It offers a comprehensive overview of revenue and expenses over a specific timeframe.

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Instagram for Nonprofits: 21+ Essential Strategies for Social Impact

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With over 2 billion monthly active users, and approximately 62.3% of its global audience aged between 18 and 34, the platform has become a vital tool for nonprofits to engage with their audience, demonstrate impact, and even fundraise. Online Course Social Media for Social Impact Become your own social media marketing expert!

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Telling a compelling story: Communicating program impact in a grant proposal

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But if you want to stand out in a crowded applicant field, it’s essential to communicate your impact clearly and compellingly. Impact,” “results,” and “outcomes” all refer to evidence that your program is effective and will be used interchangeably here.) Activities: Here you describe the daily work of the program.

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Looking for long-term impact? Advocacy is a must

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By actively engaging in advocacy, nonprofits demonstrate their deep commitment to the causes they champion and create the conditions for long-term impact. By leaning into advocacy instead of away from it, nonprofits can alter the trajectory of discourse and drive progress on issues that can have tangible impacts on folks’ lives.

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3 Ways to Activate DEI in Your Nonprofit Organization

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With that, here are three starting points for activating DEI in your organization: Provide the tools Normalize feedback Evaluate and Reevaluate 1. The objective here is to pinpoint, through feedback, the impact of a certain behavior so that the person practicing that behavior is made aware of the consequences of their actions.

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5 Strategies To Nurture Active Board Engagement

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As a nonprofit CEO, openly expressing gratitude and acknowledging their efforts, whether through formal meetings or personal messages, demonstrates your recognition of their significance. Action step: “Board Buzz” for more active participation To put this idea into action, think about using the “Board Buzz” email plan.

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