Pink Door Non Profit Organization Case Study
The Pink Door Non Profit Organization that tries to create financial relief for women battling any type of cancer. The organization became a nationally classified non profit in October of 2007. The 990 form is a public document that discloses a company policies and financial stability. Many stake holder look to evaluate this form to develop interest in getting involved financially with a company. It is important that a non profit organization is operating in the most efficient way in order to gain the eye of stakeholders.
The Pink Door Non Profit Organization’s form 990 indicated that the organization answered no to both of the question that would indicate any wrongful doing. The first being the question, “Did the organization become aware …show more content…
Program service and expenses, management and general expenses, and Fundraising were where most expenses came from. This allows stakeholders to evaluate what a organization is choosing to spend money on. This is important to evaluate when determining if a company is a good choice to get involved with or not. If a company is spending an enormous amount of money on unnecessary expenses, it will negatively affect the stakeholder’s opinion of the organization. The biggest unforeseen expense that many companies may encounter, hopefully not, is theft and burglary. This is never expected but unfortunately it can happen. There is no way of knowing if these expenses will arise, organizations just hope that they are fortunate enough to never deal with …show more content…
A conflict of interest, whistleblower, and a written document retention and destruction were all absent from the nonprofit. They answered no to questions asking if they had these specific policies in place. This inquires that there is no strong governance policy in place with the Pink Door organization. If the organization were interested in monitoring operation in a more ethical and proper way, it would be smart to implement some of these policies. The 990 also informed us that the organization provides a complete copy of its form 990 to all members of its governing body before filing it. The organization does not have any policies regarding local chapters, braches, or affiliates in
The Pink Door Non Profit Organization’s form 990 indicated that the organization answered no to both of the question that would indicate any wrongful doing. The first being the question, “Did the organization become aware …show more content…
Program service and expenses, management and general expenses, and Fundraising were where most expenses came from. This allows stakeholders to evaluate what a organization is choosing to spend money on. This is important to evaluate when determining if a company is a good choice to get involved with or not. If a company is spending an enormous amount of money on unnecessary expenses, it will negatively affect the stakeholder’s opinion of the organization. The biggest unforeseen expense that many companies may encounter, hopefully not, is theft and burglary. This is never expected but unfortunately it can happen. There is no way of knowing if these expenses will arise, organizations just hope that they are fortunate enough to never deal with …show more content…
A conflict of interest, whistleblower, and a written document retention and destruction were all absent from the nonprofit. They answered no to questions asking if they had these specific policies in place. This inquires that there is no strong governance policy in place with the Pink Door organization. If the organization were interested in monitoring operation in a more ethical and proper way, it would be smart to implement some of these policies. The 990 also informed us that the organization provides a complete copy of its form 990 to all members of its governing body before filing it. The organization does not have any policies regarding local chapters, braches, or affiliates in