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Assisted Rides Expands Services in Response to Pandemic
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Personal Risk Management – Have a Family Communication Plan
The phones and email we rely on for communication rely themselves on electricity. Are you prepared to communicate with your family and others if there is an extended power outage? Do1Thing, a nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals and businesses respond to disasters, recommends that you: Have a car charger for your mobile phone Have a […]
Nonprofit Technology: Issues & Risks
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VIS Preparing To Insure Volunteers of New Community Care Corps Programs
VIS is preparing to insure the volunteers of an innovative program aimed at helping family caregivers, older adults, and persons with disabilities, nationwide. The Community Care Corps has awarded $2.44 million in grants to 23 programs that were selected from the 183 applicants. Volunteers of the grant recipients will provide a variety of non-medical services, […]
Nonprofit COVID-19 Financial Hack — The Credit Card Balance Transfer
If a loss of revenue due to the pandemic is making it difficult for you to pay off your current credit card balances, a “balance transfer” credit card might help. (It might help your volunteers and staff, too.) Typically, the issuer of such cards offers a period of time – a year or longer — […]
Common Questions on Volunteer Liability and Insurance, Answered – Part 3
In this post, we answer one of the most common Google questions regarding volunteer engagement. What is volunteer insurance? There are three types of insurance designed specifically for volunteers: Accident medical – This coverage pays the medical expenses incurred when a volunteer is injured, up to the policy limit; e.g., $50,000. Coverage is available either […]
