Finance
Sustainable creativity requires stewardship. Strong financial practices, whether for an individual artist or arts organization, ensures your work can evolve and make a lasting impact.
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Building a Resilient Financial Model
September 12, 2023
Your nonprofit’s financial model is the structure that supports the business entity. Leaders must be prepared to assess its effectiveness and adapt in response to (or anticipation of) change. This article will help you develop resilience.
Other Finance Resources
Propel Nonprofits: Resources
For artists and arts leaders navigating the business side of creative work, Propel Nonprofits shares practical tools, guides, and trainings on strategy, leadership, and financial health.
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Nonprofit Finance Fund: Resources
Built for organizations doing big work with limited resources, these tools and insights support stronger financial decision making, sustainability, and long-term impact.
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Nonprofit Financial Commons: Resources
Looking to better understand the financial landscape of the nonprofit sector? This resource hub offers accessible data and context to help you make sense of trends, benchmarks, and sustainability.
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Assembly for the Arts: Money Management
Created with working artists in mind, these resources from Assembly for the Arts offer approachable guidance on budgeting, income planning, and making your creative work financially sustainable.
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W.A.G.E. (Working Artists and the Greater Economy)
Focused on fair pay in the arts, W.A.G.E. provides tools and standards to help artists and organizations advocate for compensation that reflects the value of creative labor.
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