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Nonprofit Liaison is the same product underneath, shaped for audiences that talk about governance in very different ways. Start where you recognize yourself.

Nonprofit Board HQ

Nonprofit Boards

For any mission-driven board — a small all-volunteer board or a large, multi-committee organization. The board packet assembles itself, RSVPs and quorum track themselves, minutes and motions are handled in the meeting, and conflict-of-interest and term tracking stop living in a spreadsheet. Priced from $99/month with unlimited board members.

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Board Liaison for the Y

YMCA Associations

A dedicated practice for member associations of the National Council of YMCAs. It maps to how a Y is governed — an association board with a chief volunteer officer, branch advisory boards and Branch Boards of Managers, and committees like Governance and Nominating and Financial Development — and runs the board year from the Annual Meeting through the Annual Support Campaign.

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Board Liaison for Clubs

Boys & Girls Clubs

Built for chartered Boys & Girls Club organizations, where the board of a youth-serving nonprofit carries real safety responsibility. It tracks board-member background checks and their expiry alongside the packet, the CPO relationship, advisory and youth boards, and the compliance a Club keeps current — the governance a youth charter depends on.

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Board Liaison for United Ways

United Ways

For independent local United Ways, whose boards both raise a community campaign and steward how it's invested. It keeps conflict-of-interest disclosures beside the allocation decisions they affect, so when directors tied to funded agencies recuse, it's on the record — alongside community-impact oversight and membership standards.

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Board Liaison for Young Life

Young Life

For the volunteer area committees that lead a Young Life area — a committee model within a national ministry, not an independent board. It gives the committee one place for the packet and minutes, fundraising progress, roster, and the background-check status of leaders who work with kids, so meetings are about the ministry.

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Board Liaison for Foundations

Community Foundations

For community foundations stewarding a permanent endowment for their region. It keeps the fiduciary work together — investment-committee materials, the spending-policy decisions and the numbers behind them, conflict-of-interest disclosures and grant approvals — so oversight under UPMIFA is demonstrable, not scattered across board books and investment reports.

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Board Liaison for College Foundations

College Foundations

For community college and college foundations — a separate 501(c)(3) that raises scholarships and stewards an endowment for one institution. It keeps the operating agreement, board record, endowment and scholarship decisions, and conflict-of-interest disclosures together, so the foundation's independence from the college is documented, not just asserted.

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Board Liaison for Food Banks

Food Banks

For food banks — a 501(c)(3) running a real food-logistics operation, many of them in the Feeding America network. It keeps the board record where a food bank's distinctive duties live: food-safety and compliance items with an owner and status, the in-kind financial-oversight materials, and the partner-agency network, alongside the packet and minutes.

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Board Liaison for Disability Services

Disability Services

For autism and disability-services nonprofits — regulated, often Medicaid-funded, with a duty of care to the people they serve. It keeps the compliance and quality items with an owner and status, incident trends, and conflict-of-interest disclosures on the board record, so oversight of a mission-critical, high-stakes operation is documented, not reconstructed.

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