Unemployment insurance can seem daunting. As a nonprofit, you have two choices: either place all those funds into the pooled liability state insurance plan, which often helps pay for the employment (mis)practices of every hiring entity...
A 2011 study showed that 50.1 million Americans lived in food insecure households—including 16.7 million children. That’s one in six Americans—and the rate in Georgia is even higher, at 17.4%, putting it in the top five most...
Learn how one GCN member provides larger-than-life advertising for nonprofits across the state at little to no cost.
Fundraising isn't just about asking for money—it's about committed relationships, and the conscious effort it takes to start and sustain them. That's the idea behind "friend-raising," an approach that GCN's own...
Did you know that over 60% of low-income families in Georgia don't own a single piece of reading material suitable for kids? Find out how one nonprofit, utilizing key partnerships and a robust volunteer program, is addressing this problem one...
Learn how a small Statesboro nonprofit keeps two Georgia rivers safe for fishing, swimming, and drinking – protecting the human and wildlife communities that depend on them.
A roomful of leaders gathered for the second annual Building Community Day Nonprofit IMPACT Awards, a joint project of The Home Depot Foundation and the Georgia Center for Nonprofits held at the corporation’s...
A roundup of the 2013 Legislative Session of the Georgia General Assembly.
Inside, read our recap of Nonprofit Summit 2013.
Five years ago, Karen Harris knew next to nothing about food allergies. Today, she’s Georgia’s most dedicated advocate for children with food allergies, championing the cause in schools, the media, and the General...