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| Nonprofits Assistance Fund Earns Charities Review Council “Meets All Standards” Seal |
| Published Friday, September 15, 2006 |
Nonprofits assistance fund earns Charities Review Council “Meets All
Standards” Seal
Minneapolis, MN – Nonprofits Assistance Fund announces that it has been
awarded the Charities Review Council
“Meets All Standards” Seal indicating that it meets all sixteen of its
Accountability Standards.
Nonprofits Assistance Fund earned the Seal by meeting the
Charities Review Council requirements in four critical areas: Public Disclosure, Governance, Financial
Activity and Fundraising. By meeting
these requirements, Nonprofits Assistance Fund can demonstrate responsibility,
integrity and transparency to their constituents.
Nonprofits Assistance Fund is now listed as a reviewed
organization on the online Giving Guide of the Council’s Smart Givers Network, www.smartgivers.org
and the Council’s Smart Giver newsletter distributed to more than 18,000
subscribers in Minnesota. The listings help Nonprofits Assistance Fund
demonstrate its commitment to accountability and ethical practices to the
public and that it is a trustworthy organization. The Council’s Smart Givers
Network is the source of unbiased information where smart givers come for help
and resources on responsible giving. The giving public can investigate an organization’s mission
statement and programs, so they can be sure of what their money supports
and determine whether it meets widely accepted standards.
“We are extremely proud to
meet all of the requirements for the Charities Review Council Seal,” states
Kate Barr, executive director of Nonprofits Assistance Fund. “The Seal reinforces the fact that we are an
exceptional organization that provides the highest level of support possible to
our nonprofit clients.”
Nonprofits
Assistance Fund is a nonprofit community development organization that fosters
vitality by building financially healthy nonprofits. Nonprofits Assistance Fund
provides financing for working capital, cash flow, equipment and facilities
projects with a focus on strengthening the operation and mission of nonprofits.
They also offer financial management workshops and advice that improve
nonprofits’ capacity to carry out their mission.
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