This custom version of our booster club bylaws generator was developed specifically with school business officials in mind. Your school district may then provide these bylaws to school-related fundraising organizations as a template.

Most state governments require nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations to file one or more registrations in the state, including: corporate annual report, fundraising registration, income/franchise tax exemption, sales tax exemption, and games of chance (bingos/raffles).

In The Embezzler Next Door you learn that Amy, the church-going wife and mother who stole from her daughter’s school is not unique. More than one story a week...

At a minimum, school leaders should be aware of, and promote the use of, the following best practices for any school fundraising groups.

Guide to Conducting an Internal Financial Review School support organizations (booster clubs) should conduct a financial review of the organization's financial practices each year. This review...

Join Patti Exstein, Executive Director of PBUSA, as she outlines an effective process for determining, reviewing, and controlling the risks.

How do we purchase coverage? AIM provides insurance for school PTOs and booster clubs. For more information, visit www.aim-companies.com/parent-booster-usa or call 1-800-876-4044. Can we be sued? One of the most...

How does your organization manage risks? Performing a risk assessment is an easy way to identify potential sources of risk, and think of ways to reduce these risks. This...

Many school administrators are under the impression that when it comes to PTOs, booster clubs, and other school fundraising groups, turning a blind eye is the best approach. The...