Through our mission to educate, connect, and advocate for nonprofits across the state, the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits brings nonprofit leaders and partners together to share knowledge, build relationships, and amplify our sector’s collective voice. When nonprofits are strong, healthy, and committed to building equitable communities, those communities and our sector thrive. Learn ...

NC Nonprofit Careers serves as a statewide access point for nonprofit employers, job seekers, and individuals looking for nonprofit career and internship opportunities in North Carolina. Please review the jobs board Community Guidelines. Current job listers: If you have filled your open position and need your job post taken down, contact us.

Experience proves that employers do not always follow these simple maxims, however. Claims alleging violation of employment law account more than 85 percent of all claims under nonprofits' directors and officers liability insurance policies. Reading this overview of the law can help you establish or reexamine your policies from the perspective of employment law.

NCLL provides quality, personalized financial guidance nonprofits in North Carolina and beyond. NCLL's expertise ranges from basic tax management and accounting/bookkeeping services to more in-depth services such as compilations, reviews, audits, 990s, financial statements, and financial planning. By combining our expertise, experience and the team mentality of our staff, we assure that every ...

Last updated: September 22, 2021 David Heinen, Vice President for Public Policy and Advocacy, North Carolina Center for Nonprofits On September 20, Governor Roy Cooper signed a new law that modernizes the NC Nonprofit Corporation Act in two important ways: It allows nonprofits with members to conduct membership meetings remotely rather than in person; and It enables most nonprofit boards of ...

Legal Compliance Checklist for North Carolina Nonprofits Created by the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits and updated annually, the legal compliance checklist outlines laws that affect North Carolina nonprofits’ governance, finances, advocacy, human resources, and fundraising. This checklist is not intended to give legal advice and should not be relied on without your attorney’s counsel ...

Many organizations around the state support relief and recovery to North Carolinians when natural disasters occur. The Center is here to support your organizations with the information and resources below to use and share with your communities. If you know of a local organization or resource to add, please let us know. We'll continue to update this information.

A NC Senate bill (S.440) would exempt nonprofits from collecting and remitting sales tax on the ticket price or admission fees from most fundraising events. Under current state law, nonprofits and businesses are required to charge state sales tax on the ticket price or admission fees to entertainment and live events, then pass along the taxes they collect to the NC Department of Revenue ...

Website Information and Policies The following are website information and policies for the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits (hereafter referred to as the “Center”). General Information and Use Members Only Access Many features of this site are available only to Members of the Center. This includes the board, staff members, and volunteers of any current Member of the Center. Members ...

There are no lenient rules or generous breaks for nonprofits, especially small nonprofits, to provide decent affordable health insurance for their employees. So we’re often faced with high premiums or poor benefit options. To offer the best possible options for North Carolina nonprofits, the Center partners with two reputable brokerages to offer options for affordable quality insurance ...