3 Risks Every Non-Profit Board Member Should Ask About This Year
Joining a non-profit board is a rewarding way to serve your community. However, many board members don't realize that accepting a seat can expose them to personal financial liability if the organization faces a lawsuit.
If you serve on a local board or lead an executive team, ensure these three risk management topics are on your next meeting agenda:
Directors & Officers (D&O) Coverage Limits
General liability covers slip-and-fall accidents, but D&O covers decision-making. If a donor alleges misuse of funds, or an employee claims wrongful termination, D&O pays for the legal defense. Without it, board members' personal assets can be at risk.
Volunteer Injury Protocols
Volunteers are the lifeblood of non-profits, but standard General Liability doesn't always cover volunteer medical expenses if they're hurt on site. Verify whether your policy includes volunteer accident coverage or if workers' compensation extends to your volunteer base.
Cyber & Donor Data Protection
Non-profits handle sensitive donor credit card information and personal records, making them frequent targets for phishing and data breaches. Ensure your payment portals and donor databases are backed by a dedicated Cyber Liability policy.
Protect the mission—and the people leading it.
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