Ethical Considerations in Fundraising

Earning and maintaining the trust and confidence of our donors and stakeholders is critical to our nonprofit’s success.  As development professionals and executive leaders, we must abide by the highest ethical practices.  Chief among these practices is financial transparency, honoring the donor’s intent, following gift acknowledgement and reporting regulations, and accurate, honest communications – to name just a few.  Attendees of this two-hour workshop with nonprofit legal expert, Roy Schneider will explore these and other ethical considerations in fundraising.

10 a.m. to noon
Individual Members: $25
Organizational Members: Free
Non-Members: $35

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Led by Roy Schneider

Roy Schneider is a nationally recognized attorney in nonprofit law and speaks regularly before attorneys, accountants and Nonprofit boards. He advises his nonprofit clients with respect to all matters relating to management and operation of their organizations, including compliance with state and federal laws and regulations in order for the organization to maintain its state exempt status. He assists boards with negotiating, drafting and enforcing contracts, interpreting existing agreements, and alternative dispute resolution. 

Roy’s practice areas also include business planning, entity formation, mergers, acquisitions and sales of businesses, employment law, contracts, transactional matters of all kinds, real estate transactions, estate planning and nonprofit law. He has authored several articles on employment issues and frequently lectures to business owners regarding various employment topics such as employees vs. independent contractors, sexual harassment in the workplace, overtime, meal and rest breaks, and hiring, disciplining and terminating employees and employment law updates. 

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