Your R + S Covering Legal Duties For Nonprofit Boards
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Your R + S Covering Legal Duties For Nonprofit Boards

    In this week's R+S, explore resources surrounding the legal duties of a nonprofit board, including helpful guidance for board member’s individual duties and the collective responsibilities of the entire board. Oversight starts with awareness of and compliance with the laws that guide nonprofit corporations. These resources can help your board protect the organization you serve, manage conflicts of interest, and honor your legal duties.

    In this issue:

    • What Are The Legal Duties Of Nonprofit Board Members?

    • Nonprofit Organization Laws And Regulations – FAQs

    • Legal Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards, Third Edition

    • A Quorum for Board Meeting

    Three Legal Duties with Real-Life Examples

    It’s crucial that your nonprofit board adheres to all applicable laws and regulations, and awareness is the first step to compliance. Learn more about the laws that help nonprofit board members avoid conflicts of interest, address disengagement among decision-making board members, and provide clear guidance to help nonprofits remain in good standing with governing agencies.

    Do Your Duties

     

    Nonprofit Laws + Regulations FAQ

    Nonprofit boards must answer to various stakeholders and regulatory groups. Explore this FAQ resource and equip your board with accurate information and best practices to comply with legal requirements.

    Do You Know The Laws?

     

    Understanding The Legal Responsibilities Of Nonprofit Boards

    From fiduciary responsibilities and various structures of nonprofit organizations to shaping policy and limiting personal liability, there are many legal matters nonprofit board members must navigate. Learn about nonprofit boards' legal responsibilities in this publication and how to best align with legal guidance to avoid risk and ensure ethical operation.

    Understand the Legal Basics

     

    How A Quorum Policy Impacts Nonprofit Boards

    Establishing a quorum ensures nonprofit boards are deliberating and voting with the participation of the entire board. Assess your board’s current practices and quorum policy to determine if improvements can be made to board members' attendance, inclusion, and engagement.

    Learn About Quorum Policies

     

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