Effective January 1, 2012, the new Nonprofit Corporation Code makes several changes to the laws governing DC nonprofits. Among other provisions it changes the rules regarding registered agents; fiduciary duties of officers and directors and under what circumstances a nonprofit may indemnify an officer or director.
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America's Nonprofit Sector: A Primer, 3rd ed.
In this new, fully revised edition of America's Nonprofit Sector, renowned author Lester Salamon clarifies the scope, structure, finances, and operation of the nonprofit sector and examines how it has changed over time, both generally and in major fields like health care, education, arts, and religion. This book is ideal for students, journalists, government officials, and anyone who wants a thorough yet comprehensible guide to this important component of American life.
Philanthropy Chat: Josué Salmerón Discusses DC's Office of Latino Affairs
Washington, DC
April 30, 2011
Josué E. Salmerón, Grants Program Manager, Executive Office of the Mayor, Office of Latino Affairs (OLA) in Washington, DC talks about the programs and services provided by this office, including its grants program. Mr. Salmerón also gives tips on how to improve proposals to OLA.
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What You Need to Know About Fiscal Sponsorships
Rachel Epps Spears, Executive Director, Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta (55:13) Atlanta, GA
July 22, 2009
In this new, fully revised edition of America's Nonprofit Sector, renowned author Lester Salamon clarifies the scope, structure, finances, and operation of the nonprofit sector and examines how it has changed over time, both generally and in major fields like health care, education, arts, and religion. This book is ideal for students, journalists, government officials, and anyone who wants a thorough yet comprehensible guide to this important component of American life.
Josué E. Salmerón, Grants Program Manager, Executive Office of the Mayor, Office of Latino Affairs (OLA) in Washington, DC talks about the programs and services provided by this office, including its grants program. Mr. Salmerón also gives tips on how to improve proposals to OLA.
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