Embezzlement: Could It Happen in Your Homeschool Group?
How a homeschool organization can prevent embezzlement
Category Volunteers
Can homeschool teachers be allowed to keep extra money as a donation?
A homeschool co-op lets their teachers keep unspent class fees. Is this legal?
Can a homeschool group pay a volunteer?
Your homeschool organization can pay a volunteer, but the pay must be reported to the IRS.
How can I thank my volunteers in my Homeschool group?
Ways to thank your volunteers that are tax-free.
Background checks for homeschool organizations
Companies that do background checks for homeschool organizations
Why Do Volunteers Quit?
Beth Mora offers tips on understanding why volunteers quit your homeschool group
Volunteer board members are not held liable
I learned (through TheRoysReport) that volunteer nonprofit board members are frequently immune from any liabilities facing the nonprofit. Compensated board members may not have that same protection. That’s one of the reasons why many nonprofit experts discourage paying board members.…
What’s a Good Way to Handle Conflicts in a Homeschool Group?
Homeschool leader Anjoli Gallo shares insight into dealing with conflict.
Can a homeschool athletic booster club be a 501c3?
A parent asks if a homeschool booster club for sports can become a 501c3 organization.
How to solve problems by team teaching in a homeschool co-op
Team teaching can work well in a homeschool co-op