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Though many sports leagues throughout the U.S. have had to adapt to various health concerns and ensure their compliance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations, the warmer months mark the beginning of the season for many teams. Even with added precautions recommended by the CDC, sports participation naturally puts participants at risk…

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As we approach the beginning of a new year and reflect upon lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, the religious sector has shown that our willingness to adapt during times of crisis is crucial for success. The Associated Press reports that small houses of worship have increased their membership and giving during the pandemic by…

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COVID-19 has forced individuals and businesses to adapt to unfamiliar routines on what has felt like a daily basis. Nonprofit organizations, like most other businesses, entered 2020 with plans to maintain and expand their operations. Any proper business model would be prepared for minor losses, but no one could have predicted the nation’s shutdown. While…

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Nonprofit organizations, just like most other businesses, entered 2020 with plans to maintain and expand their operations. While any proper business model would be prepared for minor losses, no one could have predicted the nation’s shutdown. COVID-19 and its many implications have proven to be an unprecedented experience, causing medical emergencies, strict travel restrictions and…

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As spring and summer months approach, a resurgence in outdoor activity will soon follow. With all those who will participate in sports comes just as many spectators cheering them on from the sidelines. Parents everywhere will gather on fields to cheer on children participating in baseball, softball, lacrosse, track and field, flag football and tennis….

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The holiday spirit is upon us — and so is the desire to give back. Charitable giving traditionally reaches its height during the holiday season, with nonprofits experiencing a surge in their number of volunteers between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. “Giving Tuesday,” which occurs the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, is a day dedicated to giving via…

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With summer winding down, fall is in sight, school is back in session, and the focus has shifted from engaging children and young adults in outdoor activities to academic and extracurricular activities. Many academic and extracurricular activities are organized and supported by nonprofit organizations such as booster clubs. Funding reductions and budget cuts have profoundly…

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Schoolchildren everywhere may be overjoyed at the thought of summer vacation, but that doesn’t mean the learning and activities will slow down. Traditional classes may be on a brief hiatus, but summer activities, like camps and clubs, are beginning — and these activities serve a multitude of purposes. Summer camps are not a new concept….

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With the winter season coming to an end, children and adults alike are anxious to spend more time outdoors and be active. For many, this means the reemergence of spring sports. Between baseball, softball, lacrosse, track and field, and tennis, many will find themselves either playing or watching games from the stands. In addition to…

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With the holiday season upon us and in the spirit of giving back, nonprofits see a surge in volunteers every year between Thanksgiving and the new year. People cherish the time they get to spend with their loved ones and recognize the importance of giving back to those less fortunate. After all, the best gifts…

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While it may seem like summer just started, we now find ourselves jumping right into September and back-to-school season. While academics are always at the forefront of a student’s obligations, extracurricular activities account for a significant amount of students’ school experiences. Many academic-led initiatives and extracurricular activities are supported and organized by nonprofit organizations such…

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Temperatures are warming up and school is letting out, but one thing that remains constant regardless of the time of year is people in need of help. There are and always will be circumstances that lead people to seek various types of assistance such as counseling, food banks, health care support, special needs services or…