are name tags good in a non profit organisation?
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"reduce the power imbalance and facilitate easy communication..." Am I understanding right?  Is this why you are against this?  Employee or Volunteer you are there to "serve"  those people is seems name tags would make that easier.  It doesn't make you less humble, but more open and accessible.  Considering the clientele I would only have tags with first names for security.  \nNew people always come in and try and change things :)  Name tags aside support this new person. If they receive a lot of resistance about an issue right away it could permanently affect your relationship.  Ten years from now when you look back you are going to remember the relationships you had with people, not name tags :)  Give it a chance and if it doesn't work out take him aside and talk about it with him, not behind his back with other employees.  P.S. Good for you for your dedication to serving you community!!
227651
A Charity (non-profit) holds benefits. \nA Business (for-profit) has sales.\nA for-profit business can have a charity event to raise money for a charity.
139729
Hmmm...if your comfortable with it then it is good. It's your name honey, not anyone's....:-)
179599
some free sites allow your name at the end -they have theirs first..\nlike this:\nwww.freewebs.com/yourWebName
45706
Being good or ethical business people doesn't have anything to do with being or qualifying to be a non-profit entity.  They can be just as bad or worse than a for profit entity.\n\nIf you don't like it, get on the credit union board and change it.  In any business, for profit or non profit, the management and board will not change until they need to.  In your case, they don't seem compelled to do so.  If they are breaking the law, report them.  If they are taking the credit union memebers for a ride, start attending the membership meetings and asking questions.
788740
get a new name & make it stand out
418998
Not bad at all, it's still your name.\n\nIt's just a nickname that flows with the way you are better.
453407
Design or graphics do not need to be in the name, it can be in the tagline.\nHow about a color name and then Rhino, like blue rhino, or red rhino?\nThen simply say "design and graphic studio" below it as a tagline.\n\nRed Rhino\nDesign and Graphic Studio\n\nTry replacing studio with other words like services, artists, production, etc.\n\nGood Luck!
751917
Yes, you can use on your business cards or on your resume (Curriculum Vitae).  If  you hold any sort of degree or certificate; you can use the appropriate suffix.  Most people do not use their titles in this country for some reason.
51109
A non-profit organization is that, not  for profit. The money earned by the organization is often used for the public good.\nSome non-profits are tax-exempt and others are not. Tax exempt organizations must meet certian standards, and have goals, such as education, recreation, safety etc. that are in the public interest.\nAs for P. F. Druker, try and google him. I found many results.
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" Hello my name is (Fill in the Blank) I am running for (Fill in the Blank) and i was wondering if you or your company would support and contribute to my campaige for (fill in the blank)". \n\nI dont know if that will work but i dont see why not. LOL. Its always beter to have someone else do it for you. Asking if they will support and donate $$$ to the running of (fill in the blank)\n\nHope that works and GOOD LUCK !!!
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No, .org has no requirements for registering. That means, even though redcross.org may be taken, I can register red-cross-charity.org without any problems.\n\n.Org means nothing- except that someone shelled out a few bucks for the name. Always check the Better Buisness Beauru (bbr.org) for how legit a charity is.
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Non-profit does not = not making money.  It also does not mean volunteer.  A non-profit corporation plows all the money it makes beyond salaries and operating expense either back into the business or distributes the money for a charitable purpose.\n\nA non-profit is defined by its tax status, not by whether or not it brings in a lot of money.  The Red Cross, for example, has many many local branches and brings in millions.  But it is non-profit. \n\nA properly-organized credit union is tax-exempt under 501(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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There are many charity and not-for-profit organizations out there that have marketing, advertising and other related administration positions. It can be tough getting a job with one but if you start by volunteering for a while and get to know the people in the hiring/HR departments (and let them know you want a full time position) they will keep you in mind when a job opens up. Just think of something that you'd love to do - help animals, kids, etc, and start volunteering with that group.
433694
It could be brand name
1148739
Oh, well I would imagine it would then depend on what the document does or what you are doing with that document. I am pretty sure that creating a list of peoples names in of itself is not a problem especially without attaching anything that is actually "identifying", such as SSN, address, date of birth, account numbers, etc. Another issue would then be also whether the document that the names are on would be derogatory or harmful to anyone in someway and how much that harm would cause to a person. (If it's a minor insult versus a major embarrassment, the victim would be less likely to do anything about it). If you are using the document to indicate the person who's name is listed is granting some sort of approval or support, that could open up various fraud issues, etc.
597643
No. However, state and local laws may require this of businesses of any kind (usually depending on size). These are rare but increasingly popular and will vary by state. If there is a distinction made between for-profits and non-profits, non-profits are generally given more leniency.