The latest thoughts on investment strategy and the markets, plus tools and templates from Raffa’s portfolio management team to empower nonprofits and associations to make better informed investment decisions.
Nonprofit attorney Jeff Tenenbaum on why associations form 501(c)(3) related foundations, the legal traps to avoid, and how to keep both entities separate.
Most associations set prices every year. Far fewer have a method for it. Prices get carried forward, nudged up by a round number, or copied from a peer organization. There are three building blocks to consider when developing your association pricing strategy: data, value, and price. Working through these blocks helps your organization’s pricing structure become more intentional.