Bylaws: The "Constitution" of Nonprofits - The Art and Science of Making Them Work

If you want bylaws that don’t lead to litigation, listen for tips on how to write them so that they say what you mean and mean what you say.

Do you have nonprofit bylaws that work?

Not bylaws that are open to several interpretations.

Not bylaws that describe the way things used to be done.

Not bylaws that fail to cover key power issues.

But bylaws that set out clear roles and responsibilities so that people can understand how to proceed, without litigation.

There is both art and science in drafting nonprofit bylaws that work. Well-written bylaws help shape power relationships within a nonprofit organization, provide unambiguous procedures to prevent disputes, and reduce the risks of litigation. They are the “Constitution” of a nonprofit corporation. They should provide answers, not raise questions.

This webinar will answer your questions and leave you with confidence in being able to recognize a workable set of governing instruments.

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