Nonprofit Resources
The Appalachia Nonprofit Resource Center (ANRC) offers free online access to curated resources for nonprofit organizations navigating beyond the COVID-19 crisis. ANRC registered users also receive a Free GrantStation Membership. Additional resources can be found on the website of our sponsor, the Appalachian Regional Commission.
Financial Management Resources
- Talking Finance
- Financial Policies & Tools
- Cash Flow Management
- Decision Framework
- Balance Sheet Approach
- Financial Leadership
Nonprofit Fundraising Resources
- Philanthropic Trends
- Measuring Fundraising Effectiveness
- Virtual Fundraising
- Fundraising Techniques and ROI
- Development Plans
- The Board’s Role in Fundraising
Programs & Operations Resources
- Scenario & Paradigm Planning
- Program Evaluation
- Operations Refresh
- Strategic Alliances & Mergers
- Virtual/Crisis Communication
- Board Diversity & Engagement
- Nonprofit Board Responsibilities
- Board Member Job Description
- Board Self-Evaluation Mechanisms
- Committee Structure & Responsibilities
- New Member Orientation
- Promoting Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Below are recent examples of resources for the above topics.
Red Flags, Yellow Flags – Are Your Financial . . .
Description: This resource, available as a download from BoardSource, details those “warning signs” that nonprofits should be aware of when reviewing their financial statements, such as the opinion letter, balance sheet, and income. . .
“Find Me the Money” Webinar
Description: This webinar is the third hosted as part of the ARNC Alumni Professional Development Series. Set as a conversational format facilitated by ARC’s Bettina Jones, two experts – Tracey Rowan from the Economic Development . . .
Your Most Important Asset: Recruiting and . . .
Description: Are staffing issues keeping you awake at night? Check out the PPT from the ANRC’s May 2022 webinar entitled, Your Most Important Asset: Recruiting and Retaining Nonprofit Talent. Tom Hooper of Jobs for the Future. . .
Leading with Intent
Description: This report is the tenth in a series launched in 1994, and is organized around four categories: 1) The Work – What Boards Do & How Well They Do It; 2) The People – Who Boards Are & How They Are Structured; 3) The. . .
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