Category: Insurance Issues for Nonprofits
Boys & Girls Clubs: Insurance Explained
Boys & Girls Clubs want insurance that fits, from an insurer that wants to work with them, understands them, and enhances their mission.
Occurrence-based vs. Claims-made Policy: What’s the Difference to Your Nonprofit?
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.
Volunteers: A Risk Worth Taking — If You Manage Them Properly
Nonprofits rely on volunteers. Here's some tools and resources your nonprofit can adopt to help you effectively and safely manage your volunteer programs.
ISC Done Right is Important to Overall Nonprofit Risk Management
Nonprofits must protect against improper sexual conduct and physical abuse via pre-employment screening, training, and appropriate coverage.
5 Reasons the Nonprofit You’ve Started Needs Insurance
The best way to understand why insurance is important to nonprofits is to understand to consequences of not having it.
Specialty Carrier Exiting Nonprofit Insurance Marketplace?
The appetite of some for-profit commercial carriers change from time to time for financial reasons. The bottom line can be tough to manage.
The Changing Environment of Sexual Abuse and Liability Insurance
Increased statutes of limitations, the #MeToo movement, and social inflation of jury awards affect the availability and cost of insurance.
How Does the Liability Flow? A Discussion of Contractual Liability
You need to make sure you’re not being forced to cover someone else’s liability because of onerous contract language.
4 Tips for a More Rewarding Nonprofit/Broker Relationship
Here are some key considerations to ensure you are getting the best coverage for your nonprofit at the best price.
Liquor Liability 101: How to Serve Alcohol at Your Nonprofit Events
Whether your nonprofit is serving alcohol to staff and guests, or selling it in order to raise money, here are some questions to consider.
Nonprofit Overhead – What’s All the Fuss About?
In the nonprofit sector, overhead refers to the amount spent annually on management and general expenses, and fundraising expenses.
300 nonprofits were surveyed on how they hold raffles and their views on raffle policy. Here's the results.