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North Carolina Republicans Introduce Bill to Expand Medicaid
Start READING: North Carolina Republicans Introduce Bill to Expand MedicaidOn April 9, 2019, a group of House Republicans in North Carolina introduced House Bill (HB) 655 named the “NC Health Insurance for Working Families Act”. The bill mirrors “Carolina Cares” legislation that was introduced in the 2017-2018 legislative session.
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Ensuring Compliance and Success with Nonprofit Hospital Community Benefits Reporting
Start READING: Ensuring Compliance and Success with Nonprofit Hospital Community Benefits ReportingThere is a renewed interest at the federal level in ensuring that tax-exempt hospitals are meeting the intent of the community benefits standard. Here’s what you need to know.
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The Critical Importance of Donor Stewardship to Continued Philanthropic Giving
Start READING: The Critical Importance of Donor Stewardship to Continued Philanthropic GivingKeep donors confident in your organization’s direction, and inform and connect their philanthropic goals with your work.
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The Mothership: Capital Campaign
Start READING: The Mothership: Capital CampaignThe Capital Campaign is the mothership in the fundraising world that helps expand your mission and reach more people with a significant change.
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Identifying Project Leads Early for Post-Award Grant Management Success
Start READING: Identifying Project Leads Early for Post-Award Grant Management SuccessYou’ve finished the heavy lifting of designing a project or program, writing a grant, and submitting the application and you just found out you’ve been awarded the grant. Congratulations! …But now what?
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Opportunities for Behavioral Health Transformation: Making Change
Start READING: Opportunities for Behavioral Health Transformation: Making ChangeOver the past decade, public behavioral health systems across the country have undergone one transformation after another. As a result, providers and system stakeholders are often left feeling like just when one transformation finishes, it’s time to start over again.
