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In 2007, more than half (55 percent) of nonprofit employees observed one or more acts of misconduct in the previous year, of a list of 18 types of misconduct. - Ethics Resource Center's (ERC) National Nonprofit Ethics Survey "An Inside View of Nonprofit Sector Ethics", available by clicking here.

Resolving Nonprofit Governance Challenges


Nonprofits are feeling pressure from external auditors, board members, and donors to re-examine their risk mitigation processes. Ongoing legislative activity is also driving new governance guidelines and mandates for charitable and philanthropic organizations. According to a 2005 The Economist whitepaper “Reputation: Risk of Risks,” there is growing awareness of the reputational risks affecting nonprofit organizations, as compliance issues can pose an even greater risk to organizations’ reputations than service quality.

EthicsPoint provides hundreds of leading nonprofit organizations with an important aspect of their overall approach toward enhanced nonprofit governance. Nonprofits using the EthicsPoint framework benefit from early awareness and prevention of fraudulent behavior; reduced financial, legal and reputational risk; and easy access to reports needed to drive organizational improvement.

Our solution is cost-efficient for nonprofits of any size and can be quickly implemented and customized with a client’s branding, value statements, and policies to:

  • Reinforce policies (such as code of conduct) to your board of directors, staff, volunteers, and other stakeholders through your reporting methods
  • Enable confidential, anonymous whistleblower reporting of unethical issues
  • Assess and resolve reported issues and deter future misconduct

Relevant Standards

  • Report to Congress by the Panel on the Nonprofit Sector
  • Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX)
  • IRS Form 990

Downloads

  • Datasheet: Special Focus on 501(c)(3) Governance: Conflict of Interest and Misconduct Requirements
  • Datasheet: Special Focus on 501(c)(3) Governance: Whistleblower Reporting Requirements for Nonprofits
  • Datasheet: Special Focus on 501(c)(3) Governance: Board of Director Duty Requirements
  • Case Study: Lutheran Services of America 
  • Case Study: YMCA of Delaware 
  • Case Study: Easter Seals of Oregon 
  • Case Study: National Human Services Assembly
  • Case Study: American Diabetes Association 
  • Whitepaper: Strengthening Nonprofit Governance
  • Whitepaper: Technology Tools Drive Self Regulation

Events

  • September 10, 2008
    Webinar: From Outperform to Outbehave: How Your Ethical Leadership Can Help You Win in the Marketplace
  • September 14, 2008
    Tradeshow: Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) - Compliance and Ethics Institute
  • September 16, 2008
    Speaking Engagement: Helplines/Hotlines: What You Can Do to Encourage Reporting

News

  • August 22, 2008
    News: EthicsPoint Ranked #701 on the Inc. 5,000 List of Fastest-Growing Companies
  • July 25, 2008
    News: EthicsPoint, Inc. Named Oregon's 6th Fastest-Growing Technology and Software Company
  • June 23, 2008
    News: EthicsPoint, Inc. Named Oregon's 20th Fastest-Growing Private Company

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