Category: Risk Management

Contractual Liability: How Nonprofits Can Protect Themselves and Their Communities

In any negotiated agreement, each party should be liable for the things over which they have control. Before you sign a contract, do you review it with your insurance broker? Decision-makers at nonprofit organizations can better work with insurance brokers, identify potential problems with contracts, and navigate liability when signing a contract with local municipalities. […]

Smart Guide for Nonprofits: 4 Ways to Make Your Organization Safer During Wildfire Season

During wildfire season, things can be beyond your control, but here are four ways nonprofits can stay a little safer when things get hot.

Supporting Nonprofits Through Gilbert Fund and H.R. 4523

NIA is accepting applications from members for the Gilbert Fund 2020 funding cycle.

Guest Post: Why Prioritized Risk Management is Critical for Nonprofits

Any sized nonprofit should evaluate their organization to identify existential risks and apply specific mitigation actions to address those risks.

Emergency Preparedness: Weather and Natural Disasters

If disaster does strike, are you confident in your ability to quickly secure your nonprofits’ clients, employees, volunteers, and facilities?

Managing Volunteers

It’s important that your volunteers know what they can expect in the way of guidance and supervision from your nonprofit.

Developing a Risk-aware Culture

We know when it comes to your nonprofit’s work, the phrase “risk management” doesn’t necessarily make you feel like jumping up and down with excitement — but it’s as crucial as any other task your organization undertakes. Good risk management helps ensure your nonprofit will have enough assets to carry out its mission, and it […]

Winter is Coming: Property Checklist

While every building is unique, each is at risk for water damage, whether from a minor roof leak, improperly maintained plumbing, or a violently destructive storm.

Transporting Vulnerable Populations

Regardless of the people being served, there are many factors that come into play when providing safe transportation to vulnerable persons.

Use of Non-owned Autos

Your nonprofit can be held responsible for liability associated with operating a vehicle that the organization doesn't own.

Distracted Driving

Driving safely on roadways requires constant attention. Employees and volunteers need to stay focused and keep their mind on the road.