A head for insurance. A heart for nonprofits.
Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance coverage falls into two policy categories: occurrence-based and claims-made. What do these terms mean to your nonprofit? Which is best for your nonprofit? For nonprofits, occurrence-based policies are almost always a better option, because they give you more protection and fixed-costs.
Nonprofits rely on volunteers. Here’s some tools and resources your nonprofit can adopt to help you effectively and safely manage your volunteer programs.
NIA CEO Pamela Davis explores how insurance companies often use social inflation myths as a means to keep coverage costs high for nonprofits.
by Brian Johnson and Ren Agarwal It is a painful topic, one that has permanently scarred victims and damaged relationships defined by trust. In what seems like a never-ending stream of revelations, we are witnessing a sustained period of toxicity in ou …
You have a nagging suspicion that your nonprofit might be missing something. Whether you’ve just launched a nonprofit or been running one for years, let’s talk about why you need insurance and fast! Even aside from the event of a claim filed against yo …